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Two gunned down while driving on West Florissant Avenue in Jennings
Two people were gunned down while driving on West Florissant Avenue Saturday afternoon near the Buzz Westfall Plaza shopping center.
McClellan: Going to work doesn’t mean what it used to, and that may be downtown St. Louis’ problem
Columnist Bill McClellan writes: A major problem facing downtown can be summed up in two words — and they’re not “Tishaura Jones.” They’re “working remotely.”
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St. Louis Tells Traveling River Circus to Cease Performances
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Teen grabs taco from worker, waves around weapon in Friday robbery, police say
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This Week In Techdirt History: September 3rd – 9th
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, despite the best efforts of lobbyists, California passed its net neutrality law and sent it to the governor’s desk, while at the federal level, Ajit Pai was busy coddling big telecom and demonizing big tech. The automated DMCA systems of Hollywood studios were targeting IMDb for some reason, […]
St. Louis Tells Traveling River Circus to Cease Performances
A traveling circus that performed on St. Louis' riverfront last night had to find a new spot after a staffer in St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones' office told the circus to cease its performances. The Flotsam River Circus announced on Facebook today that due to "some powers within the city," circus members were scrambling to find another location to perform in St. Louis after hosting one performance near Laclede's Landing last night. Flotsam has given free performances along the Mississippi River since its troupe of performers, puppeteers and musicians launched from Minnesota in a homemade raft about six weeks ago.
Armed suspects target locksmith, taco vendor in St. Louis robberies
Suspects targeted a locksmith and a taco cook during separate armed robberies Friday evening in St. Louis.
Location update for Flotsam
Second Alton Pride Fest a Success
ALTON - The second annual Alton Pride festival on Sept. 9 was a busy day of vendors, performances and celebrations for the local LGBTQ+ community. Alton Pride is an organization that provides resources to LGBTQ+ people in the Riverbend area. This year marked the second Pride festival, where people could enjoy food trucks and live music from noon to 9:30 p.m. in downtown Alton. “For me, it’s a way of getting in touch with fellow LGBTQIA people who wouldn’t otherwise be able to go to the big festivals over in the city,” Alton Pride President Nicci Kincer said. “It’s more grassroots. It’s smaller, it’s more personal. More family-friendly.” In addition to craft vendors and food trucks, attendees could enjoy performances by area bands Porch Cafe , Mz Goldie , Piasa Canyon and Bullseye Womprats. The event was emceed by drag queens Dieta Pepsi and Chasity Valentino, and a drag show from 6–7 p.m. kicked off the evening.
Man charged in Hamilton Heights neighborhood murder
A man faces criminal charges in connection with a recent north St. Louis murder investigation.
Craving a pizza pie? St. Louisans share their top picks
Where can you find some of the best pizza in the St. Louis area? We asked our Facebook fans, and they certainly had their opinions. Here is a list of the best places in St. Louis to enjoy a pizza pie, according to our viewers.
Man dies in four-car crash in north St. Louis
One man died from injuries he suffered in a four-car crash Friday evening in north St. Louis.
Interactive: How the economy is doing in St. Louis and Missouri
Is our economy doing better or worse? See recent changes in local employment, regional inflation and more in these regularly updated charts and maps.
St. Charles County to consider property tax freeze for senior citizens
A new Missouri law allows counties to approve property tax breaks for senior citizens. St. Charles County could become the first in the St. Louis region to approve such tax breaks.