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My Morning Jacket Was in Top Form at Stifel Tuesday
“The goal is to get lost,” My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James said in a recent interview. “The goal is to be gone.” James was not talking about disappearing from public view or walking away from performing or breaking up My Morning Jacket, which looked like a strong possibility not long ago.
Shots fired call at Ranken Technical College leads to lockdown, no victims found
St. Louis County lawmakers urge a smaller MSD rate increase
St. Louis County lawmakers on Tuesday urged the governing board of St. Louis' sewer district to adopt a 24% rate increase, rather than a 32% increase favored by its rate commission.
Apotheosis Comic Shop and Lounge closes one store, faces lawsuit at another
Apotheosis Comic Shop and Lounge has closed its store at 3359 S. Jefferson Ave. Separately, the company is being sued by the landlord of its South Grand store.
Searching for an episode of Show Me St. Louis from 1996-97
Classic rock band coming to Enterprise Center
Moms for Liberty had a bad night on Tuesday
Moms for Liberty, the hard-right group best known for banning books in schools and opposing CRT, backed a bunch of candidates for school boards across the country during this election cycle. But over at Mother Jones, Kiera Butler reports that most of them lost. I've taken the liberty of summarizing her results in the chart ...continue reading "Moms for Liberty had a bad night on Tuesday"
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Nikki Giovanni wants St. Louis to know she loves you, and that you’re great
Nikki Giovanni has challenged and inspired people of all ages as an acclaimed poet, writer, and activist. Her life, lived with insistent fidelity to who she is as a Black American woman, reflects insights and wit that reach across the miles she’s traveled and the experiences she’s been through. She’s coming back to St. Louis on November 9 to deliver the keynote address for the 2023 St. Louis Racial Equity Summit.
Fontbonne Contemplates $5.2M Deficit, Major Cuts
St. Louis man guilty in beating death of 2-year-old boy
Horatio T. Harris, of St. Louis, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and child abuse.
Letter To The Editor: Guilt-Free Holiday Eating
Letter To The Editor: Food guilt…been there, done that. Of all the times to have the voices in your head telling you that you need to eat this, don’t eat that, I shouldn’t have eaten that – now is not it. The holidays can be stressful enough without adding food to the list of things making your head spin. As a certified nutritionist, I find it especially important over the holiday season to not have to worry about the foods you choose to eat. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and that includes all the special foods that come with it. I’m talking about even foods like pumpkin pie and your favorite Christmas cookie. Use these 3 tips to stop the mental chatter at your next holiday meal and find the confidence to enjoy the day. 1) Eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner too It’s time to break free from the mindset that calories dictate how much you can eat in a day. You’re not going to skip breakfast in exchange for a larger holiday
Man convicted of involuntary manslaughter, child abuse in St. Louis toddler's death
Jurors convicted a man of involuntary manslaughter and child abuse in a St. Louis toddler's death several years ago.
Missouri House ethics panel to hold further hearings in Plocher investigation
The Missouri House Ethics Committee appears to be prepared to advance an investigation over House Speaker Dean Plocher’s personnel actions and expense reimbursement requests. The panel met behind closed doors for more than two hours on Wednesday. The discussion is confidential, but afterward Chair Hannah Kelly told assembled reporters that another hearing would be scheduled, […]
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Man found dead in Collinsville ditch
A group of regional investigators were called here Wednesday morning after a 21-year-old man was found dead in a ditch.
The guy on the bridge between Elm and Berry
Is It That More People Are Being Found Dead Lately, or That It's Being Posted Here More Often?
Washington University alumnae launch Wonder Togs, a technology-infused children’s clothing line
Two Washington University alumnae were inspired to launch Wonder Togs, a technology-infused children’s clothing and lifestyle brand, after realizing how difficult and uninspiring it can be to get a rambunctious child dressed.
Major Case Squad activated following discovery of body in Collinsville
Late Wednesday morning, police in Collinsville were summoned to an area off Route 159 for a man found dead in a ditch.
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