The Redding Rancheria, a group of three California Indian tribes, operates a casino on Highway 273 near Redding. They want to relocate and build a bigger casino a few miles south along Interstate 5, a project they've been working on for nearly 20 years: But the proposal has been buffeted by influential opponents, including the ...continue reading "“Hallowed ground” pops up to halt another development"
Aaqil Royal, 21, was sentenced to four years in prison on Friday for the two counts of hindering prosecution of a felony that he had faced in St. Louis County Circuit Court.
Conor Sen suggests that lots of people view the economy poorly because interest rates have gone up for things like credit card debt and car payments: Food and energy as a % of disposable personal income is around where it was in the mid-2010’s. Personal interest payments as a % of income are skyrocketing: pic.twitter.com/LpVZMMUTIg ...continue reading "Are Americans unhappy with the economy because of high interest rates?"
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, the broadband industry sued Vermont over consumer protections and net neutrality, while a few states got into the broadband fight on the side of the FCC, and we noted how perfect the coordination was between the agency and telecom lobbyists. Another report showed that FOSTA increased sex trafficking, […]
I caught some of Bill Maher's show last night, and midway through he began a rant about bureaucrats making it harder and harder to build anything. These "petty tyrants," he said, are constantly coming up with new rules that force you to jump through ever more hoops to get anything done. Maher is wrong to ...continue reading "Raw data: Construction over the past 50+ years"
Christopher Lee Simmons has been incarcerated at the Northeast Correctional Center since 1994. Originally sentenced to death, on August 26, 2003, he was re-sentenced to life without parole.
The St. Louis County Police Department is currently looking into a deadly shooting that occurred in north St. Louis. This incident took place at 11:03 p.m. on October 27.
"St. Louis needed a win. I think we're always fighting, all of us community members, we are fighting for something good in St. Louis," Danni Eickenhorst said.
Join the Central West End on Saturday, October 28 for our annual Halloween event! Festivities kick off with fun daytime activities for the whole family. Then, as the sun sets, […]
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