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It’s become a Memorial Day tradition for one north St. Louis City businesswoman. Deb Creswell honors the fallen and first responders and gives back to her community by giving away free meals.

The warnings include areas of Franklin and Gasconade counties.

Cleanup efforts continued in Valley Park after Sunday's hailstorm. Residents were out cleaning up broken tree limbs, broken windows, and shattered windshields.

This is called service journalism, my friends. First off, a Wall Street Journal test of five AI engines on everyday questions picked a surprise winner: Perplexity. So I tried it out. It's pretty good! On a scale of 1-to-10, none of the answers in my short tryout were less than about 7. All were up ...continue reading "News you can use"

Easing access to Ozempic, other weight loss drugs, is key to solving rural obesity crisis, writes former Missouri State Rep. Dan Shaul

Max Kleeman and Drake Hill are engaged in separate 18-month searches for each to acquire a small business.

Here are a few properties for sale or sublease.

St. Louis biotechnology startup Wugen, which has raised more than $200 million in venture funding as it develops cancer-fighting drugs, has received two key regulatory designations it says will “expedite” evaluation of a drug candidate.

The revenue bill also includes a child tax credit for families with children 12 years old and younger.

Today is Memorial Day, so here's a picture of the Soviet War Memorial in Vienna, lovingly maintained to this day by the Austrian government. Which is all very fine, but why? And why not a picture of the American War Memorial? Well, the Soviet Union was one of the occupying powers in Vienna after the ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"

"They gave back to the families that gave so much for their service,” Mark Risse said.