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Women accused of leaving elderly passengers in locked van as temperatures soared
Two St. Louis County women are accused of locking three disabled elderly people in a vehicle in the sweltering heat on Thursday while they went shopping.
First use of MetroLink turnstiles set to begin Sept. 9 at station in East St. Louis
MetroLink's first turnstiles and gates are set to begin operation Sept. 9 at the Emerson Park station in East St. Louis.
5 Years ago he came into their lives; now they can't get him back from a dangerous situation
There is nothing unusual about the number of people with multiple jobs
Today brings another edition of Wall Street Journal Watch™. The topic this morning was people who have to work two jobs to stay afloat: Sam Lalevee was scraping by in his job at a call center in Raleigh, N.C., when his rent jumped to $1,000 a month from $800. So he got a second job ...continue reading "There is nothing unusual about the number of people with multiple jobs"
Blazer Bites Cafe Brings On-Campus Dining Back To Lewis and Clark
GODFREY – On-campus dining has returned to Lewis and Clark Community College, thanks to a partnership with LaMay’s Catering. Owned and operated by LaMay’s, the Blazer Bites Café is a new dining establishment on the college’s Godfrey Campus that offers a fresh and inviting culinary experience to students, faculty, staff and visitors. Located in the old Commons Café in the McPike Math & Science Complex, Blazer Bites offers a vibrant menu featuring a variety of burgers, sandwiches, wings, salads, and more, all crafted with a focus on quality and affordability. Also on the menu are student favorites like flavored sodas, espresso drinks, and grab-and-go meals. “By design, Blazer Bites Café presents a comfortable atmosphere where everyone can gather and experience the welcoming culture of L&C,” said L&C Auxiliary Operations and Grants Manager Tina Russell. “I hope it will become a space used to study, dine, relax and enjoy
Six Flags St. Louis introduces chaperone policy for Fright Fest
Six Flags St. Louis has introduced a new chaperone policy for Fright Fest events, requiring all guests 15 and under to be accompanied by an adult at least 21 years old.
St. Louis charter school settles with former director for overpayments
North Side Community School sued Chester Asher for breach of contract for not disclosing earnings from a tech job and a rental property.
Affton School District liable for $2.4 million after student's suicide
The student's family alleged district personnel failed to properly supervise students.
CBRE says it has arranged leases for 15 tenants in Downtown's Peabody Plaza in the last 18 months.
Judge orders amendment to bring casino to Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks to go before voters
Wainwright, the building not Adam, sold for $8.4m
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David Gilmour is still amazed Pink Floyd didn’t “fizzle out”
While many top rock bands of the '60s and '70s have disappeared, Pink Floyd seems just as popular today as they were back then. And nobody's more surprised at that than…
Bid of $8.4M wins auction of state's downtown St. Louis Wainwright building
Missouri named second riskiest state for drivers, study shows
ST. LOUIS -- Missouri ranks as the second riskiest state to drive in, according to a recent study by Forbes Advisor. The state's drivers face many risks that contribute to the dubious distinction. The state is also near the bottom of the list for teen drivers, according to WalletHub. Car theft is a major concern [...]
Missouri 988 mental health crisis hotline receives 136% more callers since 2022
Two years after a federally mandated mental health crisis number launched, 988, the number has experienced a huge influx of calls since becoming nationally available.
When do hummingbirds leave Missouri for fall migration?
Before too long, hummingbirds will embark on their annual migration south in search of warmer climates for the fall and winter months. Over the next several weeks, these tiny travelers will gradually leave Missouri, marking the end to their spring and summer stay.
Pete Townshend pens foreword for new book on “Something In the Air” band Thunderclap Newman
If you know anything about Thunderclap Newman, it's probably that they had one hit, "Something In the Air," produced by The Who's Pete Townshend. But their story is evidently interesting…
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