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You can expect to find Steve's Meltdown favorites like their mac and cheese, and sandwiches like the Forever Young Adult Grilled Cheese.

I missed the Super Bowl on Sunday because I was driving out to the desert for my latest astronomy session. It was a dog's breakfast. I set everything up normally, but for some reason neither the mount nor the focuser would work. After hours of investigation I discovered that, for some reason, the computer's virtual ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"

Belden Inc., the Clayton-based supplier of network infrastructure products and services, plans to add nearly 100 jobs in an expansion project.

The top executive at St. Patrick Center, a nonprofit providing housing and other services to people who are homeless, plans to step down next month.

The fund will help people in Tatum's hometown of St. Louis afford the down payments on purchasing new homes.

A shooting Tuesday afternoon in south St. Louis led to a big police response from several jurisdictions.

Donors to Webster University on Wednesday asked a state court not to allow the school to use restricted funds to cover covenants on loan agreements.

Earlier this year, we wrote about about another “free speech absolutist” and Elon Musk buddy (and investor in ExTwitter), Bill Ackman threatening to file a SLAPP suit over reporting he didn’t like. He’s still promising such a lawsuit against Business Insider, and when it comes, it seems unlikely to succeed. He’s yet to show any […]

A woman from Pacific, Missouri, is the latest person to be charged in connection with a plot to rob thousands of dollars' worth of cash and jewelry from a St. Louis man's apartment.

Illinois U.S. Rep. Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, last faced a primary opponent in 2018 when the longtime lawmaker cruised to victory with nearly 84% of the vote. However, this year former GOP gubernatorial nominee and former state legislator, Darren Bailey, R-Xenia, is hoping to unseat Bost from the 12th Congressional District when voters go to the polls next month. “He says I'm a professional politician,” Bost said of Bailey on the Politically Speaking podcast. “Well, he's a professional candidate.”

Today on TAP: House Republicans won’t consider aid to Ukraine because, as a homophobic thug, Putin personifies their values.

Billy Joel is hitting late night TV. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer just announced he’s going to be a guest on CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday, February 15. Joel recently…

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One man has been charged in connection with a shooting in St. Louis City's Greater Ville neighborhood last week that injured three people.

The Senate passed an aid bill today for Ukraine and Israel (and Taiwan). Mitch McConnell hopes that Speaker Mike Johnson will allow the House to vote on it: Mitch McConnell in an interview Tuesday urged Speaker Mike Johnson to allow a vote on Ukraine aid, though the Senate minority leader said he would not be ...continue reading "Senate passes Ukraine aid bill"

As kickoff approaches, the United Football League announced Tuesday the rules for its season.

RIVERBEND - Are you planning to enjoy a fish fry during Lent? We have the ultimate guide of go-to spots in the Riverbend where you can observe Lent and have a great meal with your community. Godfrey Knights of Columbus Where: Knights of Columbus McNicholas Club, 1713 Stamper Lane in Godfrey Time: 4–7 p.m. Dates: Fridays, Feb. 15–March 29 Cost: $14 for adults, $7 for kids 6–12, free for kids under 6 More information: riverbender.com/events/details.cfm?seriesid=44378 Evangelical United Church of Christ Where: 1212 W. Homer M. Adams Parkway in Godfrey Time: 4–7 p.m. Dates: Fridays, Feb. 16–March 22 Cost: $13 for all-you-can-eat, $10 for a fish sandwich and side, $5 for a hot dog and side More information: riverbender.com/events/details.cfm?seriesid=44380 Edwardsville Knights of Columbus Where: 7132 Marine Road in Edwardsville Time: 4:30–7:30 p.m. Dates: Fridays, Feb. 16–March

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Still, investigators continue working to address the concerns raised by former New Haven Police Chief John Hallquist, who resigned Feb. 2, less than a month after taking office.