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Wellston grandmother seeks repairs to foul-smelling rental
Constance Houston says she has been a loyal renter at a home in Wellston for more than a decade. But she says after the last two years, she might have to move.
LAPD Raids Medical Lab For (Nonexistent) Weed, Get Gun Stuck In An MRI Machine
Some of our nation’s finest Drug Warriors are at it again. And by “at it,” I mean doing seriously stupid, seriously unconstitutional stuff in hopes of finding drugs or (better yet!) cash that will somehow prove they’re doing anything at all to stem the flow of illegal drugs. And yet, they weren’t even after a […]
The amount of live theatre in St. Louis is awesome
Cardinals TV ratings plunge
Local television ratings for the St. Louis Cardinals nosedived for a second consecutive season in 2024.
Harris-Stowe opens center to boost student entrepreneurs
The energy was palpable Thursday as Harris-Stowe State University officially opened its Center of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, a space designed to support the next generation of Black and Brown entrepreneurs in the region.
Injured Ferguson officer showing 'remarkable progress'
Loved ones are saying the Ferguson Police officer, who has been hospitalized for nearly two months now, is making "remarkable progress."
Anyone want to go to the Twenty One Pilots concert with me?
Union port workers extend master contract to Jan. 15, ending strike for now
The union has extended its master contract with the United States Maritime Alliance as negotiations continue.
Turning good intentions into meaningful help – what Joplin learned about disaster relief
A devastating tornado destroyed property and took lives in Joplin in 2011. The city has made a remarkable recovery in the years that followed.
IDOT to partially close EB/NB I-55/70 for three days
Prepare for traffic woes.
Nonprofit for youth gets second chance in revamped ARPA funds program
A nonprofit that has transformed the lives of local young people is among those now getting a second chance from a troubled St. Louis grant program. Over $35 million in federal pandemic relief, known as ARPA funds, have been set aside to help revitalize north St. Louis.
Can someone breakdown the amendments for Nov election in laymans terms?
The Savannah Bananas are Coming to Busch Stadium on April 4th and 5th, 2025.
What St. Louis looked like in the 1880s
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Dockworkers' union to suspend strike until Jan. 15 to allow time to negotiate new contract
DETROIT (AP) — The union representing 45,000 striking U.S. dockworkers at East and Gulf coast ports reached a deal Thursday to suspend a three-day strike until Jan. 15 to provide time to negotiate a new contract. The union, the International Longshoremen’s Association, is to resume working immediately. The temporary end to the strike came after [...]
Pedestrian struck and killed in Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood
ST. LOUIS - One pedestrian is dead after being struck by a vehicle Thursday night. According to St. Louis Metropolitan Police, the crash occurred at Delmar and N. Kingshighway Boulevards around 7:30 p.m. Accident reconstruction crews have been called to the scene. This is a developing story. More will be posted as it comes into [...]
What's with all the little blinking blue lights all over downtown St Louis?
Our weird universe
Suppose you are walking through an airport at a steady 2 mph. You get onto a slideway that's also moving 2 mph. You're now moving 4 mph. Nope. Your speed is 3.999999999999999964 mph. That's about 4 minus one-quadrillionth of a mile per hour. Welcome to our universe.
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