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What city or muni is responsible for the atrocious road conditions of Olive, North and South and Forest Park parkway? Why the hell is this area of St. Louis I live in so unkept and trashy. This place has a ton of potential and I really trying to find…
Mercy-GoHealth opens first urgent care location in St. Louis City
Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care has opened its first location in the City of St. Louis.
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Coffee Shops in Tower Grove East?
DEA takes new course of action as powdered fentanyl plagues streets and schools
A room full of grieving families gathered Thursday at St. Louis Community College in Florissant Valley, all in an effort to work with St. Louis’ DEA division to combat powdered fentanyl overdose deaths.
ATV/UTV accidents involving minors on the rise in Missouri
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is warning parents about the dangers that off-road vehicles, like ATVs and UTVs, present for children.
Investigation Shows Israeli Malware Firms Pitching Spyware To Embargoed Countries, Serial Human Rights Abusers
As we’re all painfully aware by now, former Israeli intelligence analysts are capable of producing private sector malware companies faster than the CIA can produce successful coups. While both are capable of handing over inordinate amounts of power to truly terrible people, only the Israeli companies have been formally asked by the US federal government […]
Charles Coyle appointed as St. Louis' new public safety director, shedding interim title
After a 10-month-long nationwide search, St. Louis' new public safety director has been announced — and Mayor Tishaura Jones says she didn't have to look far.
Veteran Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Marshal Charles Coyle stepped in as interim public safety director in January, after former interim Director Dan Isom left for a position at Ameren.
Jones had said she would begin a national search for a permanent hire for the position, which is a mayoral appointee. On Thursday, she announced Coyle was…
Looking for an indie band to play show on 10/13
Board of Elections expands ballot access for St. Louis voters
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, alongside the Board of Election Commissioners and other elected officials have expressed pleasure about the unveiling of new voting equipment to be used for the upcoming election cycle. The press conference was held on September 17,…
Green Day shares new “The American Dream Is Killing Me” teaser
Green Day has shared a new teaser video on their website TheAmericanDreamIsKillingMe.com. The black-and-white clip shows a person standing in front of a burning car and throwing an object through…
SZA Wowed St. Louis With Stagecraft — and Her Charisma
Hundreds of people at SZA’s sold-out Enterprise Center concert on Wednesday night were wearing Blues hockey jerseys. The SZA-uninitiated might assume that St. Louisans were flying the colors because it was the night before the Blues’ season opener.
How to View Saturday's Partial Solar Eclipse
RIVERBEND - A partial solar eclipse will be visible for people across the Riverbend on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023. From 10:32 a.m. to 1:26 p.m., the moon will move to block the sun. People in the Metro East area can observe the eclipse best at 11:57 a.m. when the sun will be 53% obscured by the moon, which is the peak for our region. Special glasses are needed to safely view the eclipse. “This solar eclipse actually is what’s called an annular solar eclipse where the moon does not cover the entire disk of the sun. It covers only the central potion,” explained Dr. Abdullatif Hamad, professor and interim chair of the physics department at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. “There will be just a ring around the sun; that’s why sometimes they call it the ‘Ring of Fire.’ So it will still be observable, but that’s not in our area. In our area it’s going to be just partial.” The total solar eclipse will be observable from
There’s still no speaker of the U.S. House. Could Patrick McHenry be the solution?
WASHINGTON — Louisiana Republican Rep. Steve Scalise stepped into a closed-door meeting at the U.S. Capitol Thursday to negotiate with more than a dozen holdout Republicans in his quest to become the next speaker of the House, though dissent only seemed to grow following the three-hour session. On Thursday night, Scalise announced he was dropping […]
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Charles Coyle appointed as St. Louis' new public safety director, shedding interim title
Sneak peek of Downtown St. Louis Restaurant Week
Many eateries will soon be participating in the Downtown St. Louis Restaurant Week, recognized locally from Oct. 16-22. Participating restaurants will have special offers and deals on menu items throughout the week.
Large racket sports complex to open in St. Louis County
Walgreens plans to cut $1B in costs, close stores and clinics
Walgreens Boots Alliance said it plans to close 60 health care clinics and an increased number of unprofitable retail stores in order to accelerate its profitability.