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After inmate death, lawmaker calls for more oversight of Missouri prison system
Othel Moore, 38, died in prison custody in December.
Eddie Van Halen’s 1993 Canada Day flag guitar going up for auction
An Eddie Van Halen guitar emblazoned with the Canadian flag is going up for auction later this year.The long-lost 1993 Ernie Ball Music Signature Canada Day guitar will be part…
All Missouri State Fair dairy cows must be tested for bird flu, state orders
Inside the new $31.8M St. Louis County library branch
St. Louis County Library will open the $31.8 million branch Tuesday, July 9, with activities, tours and demonstrations in its creative lab.
One of Clayton's largest office building complexes is for sale
The buildings lost several key tenants in recent years, but a marketing brochure positions that as a positive for a prospective buyer because it will be able to offer more available contiguous office space than its competitors.
7 shot in Downtown St. Louis within hours of July 4th event
Seven people were shot in Downtown St. Louis within a few hours after the city's main Fourth of July fireworks show.
KISS’ Paul Stanley shares a look at his guitar collection
KISS’ Paul Stanley is giving fans an inside look into his guitar collection.The rocker appears in the latest episode of Gibson TV’s The Collection, where he gives folks a behind-the-scenes…
4th of July from the other side of the river.
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville hires new business school dean
The new dean of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's School of Business brings a background as an entrepreneur, professor and administrator.
St. Louis Mayor's Youth Cabinet aims to curb gun violence, encourage voter registration
Major corporations, wealthy donors fuel growth of Missouri private school scholarship
The largest donors to a tax credit program supporting private school tuition scholarships in Missouri are a Fortune 500 health care corporation, a cable company and the founding family of the Kansas City Chiefs.
UnitedHealth Group Inc. has given the most since 2023 to the state’s K-12 tax-credit scholarship program, dubbed MOScholars, with a $2 million donation last year and $3.5 million pledged this year.
Lamar Hunt Jr. and his wife Rita Hunt, part of the family that owns the Kansas City Chiefs,…
Construction to start later this year on $14M trail connecting CityPark to Midtown
Construction is expected to begin later this year on a stretch of the Brickline Greenway that connects with St. Louis City SC’s CityPark stadium.
Where to buy best pickles in STL?
Soulard farmers market open today??
Friday Cat Blogging – 5 July 2024
Charlie loves his bird bath. And as you can see, he's not afraid of getting his paws wet. He just jumps up and camps out in the water while he watches the birds fly by.
Walking America Couple hits Helena, spreading good will, willingness to understand
A couple and their dog walk across 48 states with a goal to be proof that there is good everywhere, not just people's home states.
19 vendors replacing bus company to transport students to St. Louis Public Schools
(The Center Square) – Don’t be alarmed if you see St. Louis Public School students boarding vans, cabs and vehicles other than school buses as they head to school this fall.
I think this is the worst offender I've seen yet.
New era for small/local businesses: Commerce Bank joins forces with Urban League to foster entrepreneurship and women’s business development in St. Louis
In a groundbreaking partnership poised to stimulate economic development in St. Louis, Commerce Bank has donated its century-old branch on Natural Bridge Avenue to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. This significant contribution will facilitate the relocation and expansion of the Urban League's Women's Business Center, previously situated in Pagedale. The initiative marks the establishment of the 14th National Urban League-designated Entrepreneurship Center in the United States.
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