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Suspects at large following attempted carjacking in Tower Grove South
An attempted carjacking on Wednesday ended with one person receiving treatment for a gunshot wound.
St. Louis begins tracking inmate overdoses after avoiding questions
There is a major policy change at the St. Louis City Justice Center, something the city confirmed the day before a FOX Files investigation into overdoses at the jail.
Security plates reinstalled on Famous Barr building as city moves to use eminent domain
Big changes could mean a new beginning for the beloved Famous Barr building (the former Railway Exchange building) in downtown St. Louis.
Bankrupt Bally
2022 / 2023 West County Mall Auntie Anne's Location In Food Court : Do Not Be Swayed; Get The Mini Pretzel Dogs Despite Employee's Mini-Tantrum
Quote of the day: Twitter and its sponsors
From Elon Musk, asked what he thinks about companies that have stopped advertising on Twitter in response to antisemitic comments—including one of his own—posted a couple of weeks ago: Go fuck yourself. Musk is once again demonstrating his keen understanding of the business world here. Advertisers don't like having their ads appear next to hate ...continue reading "Quote of the day: Twitter and its sponsors"
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New study suggests no effect of the Internet on mental health
A friend sent me an item for the "Pollyanna Drum" file today. It's a study of mental health and the internet, and its basic insight is that internet penetration has been different in different countries. So if we track measures of mental health along with levels of internet usage, we should be able to tell ...continue reading "New study suggests no effect of the Internet on mental health"
American diplomat Henry Kissinger dies at 100
Former diplomat and presidential adviser Henry Kissinger has died at the age of 100, his consulting firm announced on Wednesday. Kissinger, known for an extensive career in national security and foreign policy, passed away on Wednesday while at his home in Connecticut. Kissinger’s influence on global policy was far-reaching and continued to play an advisory role even [...]
Poetry Open Mic
A monthly open mic dedicated to cultivating connectivity and mutual support within the St. Louis poetry community. We’ll be holding it down every last Wednesday of the month at The […]
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Tenant Rights
Does anyone have any suggestions on restaurants for dinner for a party of 8 on Christmas eve?
CBS News recycles crude Republican propaganda
CBS News runs the following headline today: Americans need an extra $11,400 today just to afford the basics This is hardly news. Every month Republicans release a report telling us how much inflation is costing the average family—without, of course, bothering to tell us how much the average family's income has gone up. And sneaky ...continue reading "CBS News recycles crude Republican propaganda"
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Twin 6 week old kittens to a good home
Looking for missing kitten.
Tow truck driver struck, killed on I-255
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A new vision for the Alton riverfront
A proposal to give the Alton riverfront new life is unveiled. The plan calls for tying all the city’s parks into one national park. The proposed Great Rivers National Park could transform the region’s crown jewel – the Mississippi River.