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A new plant climate map has been released for the first time in a decade; Track temperatures in Missouri
The newest plant hardiness zone map shows the impact that climate change will have on gardens and yards across the country. Here's recent temperature and precipitation in Missouri.
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Gunshots on Washington Ave (Downtown) at ~4AM 11/19
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Married Missouri lawmakers sued for owing nearly $1K in sewer bills
State Sen. Angela Walton Mosley and husband, state Rep. Jay Mosley are named in a lawsuit filed last month. Court date is set for Wednesday in St. Louis County.
'I'll kill you': Man robs father at gunpoint in St. Louis, police say
I am undone by coelution
I haven't posted an update on my M-protein level for a while, which I know is the highlight of the month for many of you. The reason is that I don't know what it is. You may recall that in September I got no M-protein number and my doctor told me it was because the ...continue reading "I am undone by coelution"
More than $100M of affordable housing projects in line for tax subsidies
At my wit's end trying to rehome our family's dog. Pleading for help!
Where people in St. Louis are looking to buy homes
Home prices are largely starting to normalize across the country, but remain high even as the number of homes for sale continues to decline. Record-high mortgage rates are keeping homes largely unaffordable for most buyers. Even a percentage point increase can increase a monthly mortgage payment by more than $100. That's causing potential homeowners to expand their [...]
Alton's Lone Senior Alyssa Lewis Commits To Play College Basketball In Italy - Is An Auto Butler Car Wash Athlete Of The Month For The Redbirds
ALTON - Alton Lady Redbirds combo guard Alyssa Lewis has been dreaming of playing basketball overseas before she ever stepped foot on a high school court. In November, she officially made that dream a reality, committing to the Rome City Institute in Italy to continue her education and basketball career. For her achievement, Alyssa Lewis is an Auto Butler Car Wash Athlete of the Month for Alton High School. “It’s amazing,” Lewis said after a 77-13 win over Hazelwood West Saturday afternoon. “It’s always been my dream, since I was in the eighth grade, so to get that opportunity, I didn’t think much about it (before committing). “Obviously, I looked into the logistics of everything, but to live out my dream and to officially commit to it, as early as I did, some people don’t get a chance like this in their whole life. So I’m extremely grateful.” Alton head coach Deserea Howard remembered Lewis talking about wanting to pla
‘These kids need us’: 30 kids adopted in one day at St. Louis County courts celebration
St. Louis County Day event since 2015 Saturday. About 30 adoptions were finalized over just a few hours.
Man accused of killing in St. Louis’ Shaw neighborhood found mentally unfit for trial
ST. LOUIS — A man accused of shooting and killing a man last year in the city’s Shaw neighborhood was found mentally unfit for trial and will be sent to a state facility to receive further evaluations, a judge ruled…
Man charged in Clayton killing had violated his bond but remained free
An 18-year-old charged with killing a Clayton man wasn't properly monitored by his GPS ankle bracelet on a pending charge, officials say.
St. Louis aldermen approve ‘trigger’ open carry ban
The new rule would be unenforceable under current state law.
Meetup At Trattoria Marcella
Please join us for our last Meetup of the year! Our November Meetup will take place on Tuesday November 28th, … MoreMeetup At Trattoria Marcella
1898 fall from smokestack 'may be his last' — but it apparently wasn't
"Steeple Jack" shared stories of his exploits with newspaper readers several times, including after a 40-foot fall in 1898.