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Florida bans abortion but allows vote to make it legal again
There's good news and bad news out of Florida today. The bad news is that the state supreme court approved a ban on abortions beyond six weeks.¹ The good news is that the court also approved a ballot measure that would legalize abortion before fetal viability, which is usually around 24 weeks. The ballot measure ...continue reading "Florida bans abortion but allows vote to make it legal again"
It's not an April Fools' Day prank: April 1 is now officially 'Toasted Ravioli Day' in St. Louis
Truth Social still sucks, stock plummets
This is nuts. Truth Social stock plummeted 20% today: Why the big decline? The Washington Post explains: Trump Media and Technology Group, which owns Truth Social, said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that the company generated just over $4 million in revenue last year, including less than $1 million in the last quarter. ...continue reading "Truth Social still sucks, stock plummets"
Twenty Years Ago, Google Did The Only Good Tech April Fools Joke: It Launched Gmail For Real
Regular readers of Techdirt will know that we’ve never done any sort of April 1st jokes, even though people often send us ideas for them each year. The simple fact is: nearly all April Fools’ jokes are terrible, especially the silly corporate ones. They’re just bad. With one exception. Twenty years ago today, Google announced […]
Yoga with Art
Immerse yourself in a harmonious blend of art and wellness at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis. Held in Gallery 2 on the second floor of the hotel, the inclusive experience […]
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Parent company of St. Louis-area construction firm names new CEO
Kyle Lopez takes over the chief executive spot of Paric Holdings from Joe McKee.
Hail, tornadoes could hit St. Louis as thunderstorms arrive Monday
The St. Louis region can expect to see severe weather Monday, with the potential for thunderstorms to produce large hail, strong winds, and tornadoes.
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Scorpions hit “Rock You Like A Hurricane” almost had a more explicit title
Scorpions' 1984 album Love at First Sting was a huge hit thanks to the successful single “Rock You Like A Hurricane,” but it turns out the song almost had a different, more…
New infrastructure upgrades to 'restore structural stability' in Cahokia Heights sewer lines
Construction crews are preparing to install new durable plastic linings inside aging concrete sewer pipes in Cahokia Heights.
Cracks in the aging underground concrete trunk line previously led to dangerous flooding issues in the region, with hazardous sewage waste backing up into homes and businesses.
Local city officials hosted prominent politicians from Washington, D.C., to break ground on the $4.6 million dollar Sanitary Sewer Trunkline Rehabilitation project Monday morning. Insituform Technologies…
New Mission Taco Joint opens in Town and Country
Mission Taco Joint Town and Country is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
A little-known Illinois village is eclipse capital, USA; Here's how they're preparing for this year's event
Teen girl charged in Kaylee Gain fight has first court hearing
STL Zoo is killing the bears smh. /s
Foreigner calls out article ranking them last among this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees
Foreigner is taking issue with anyone who doesn’t think they deserve to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The band, who received their first Rock Hall nomination…
Hop a flight from St. Louis to Cancún to experience the new Tren Maya
A sustainable guide to destinations along the route, which travels through five Mexican states
Proposed legislation could ban the majority of Delta-8 drinks and edibles in Missouri
Proposed legislation to regulate intoxicating hemp products could potentially ban the majority of the Delta-8 drinks and edibles on the market in Missouri today, the state’s top marijuana regulator told an industry meeting late last week in St. Louis.
“This is really an unanswered question,” said Amy Moore, director of the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation.
Moore was among a panel of speakers at the National Cannabis Industry Association’s Missouri Stakeholder Summit who discussed…
St. Louis County man admits to roles in 3 deaths, sentenced to 30 years
A St. Louis County man who pleaded guilty to murder charges was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in three homicides.
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