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City NAACP to act after noose incidents
The St. Louis city chapter of the NAACP is planning an educational billboard campaign following several reports of racial intimidation in workplaces across the St. Louis region.
The man behind Profield Reserve curates Inside/Outside to give promising artists a fair shot
While Christopher Loss was winning the hearts of St. Louisans with his successful apparel line Profield Reserve, he was also building community with local musicians and visual artists. Now, he is shifting focus — Loss has moved Profield Reserve back to online only and is dedicating time to uplift artists by providing an entry into the arts scene by opening Field Club Media, a space for creatives to work and collaborate. He’s also curated Inside/Outside, an art exhibit that opens at Sophie’s Artist Lounge June 8.
St Louis-style BBQ near WashU?
Federal sentence for felon who threatened St. Louis gas station employees
A man who threatened employees at a south St. Louis gas station appeared in federal court on Wednesday for sentencing.
Police chief suggests ShotSpotters in Dutchtown, Mount Pleasant to curb crime
St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy is seeking funding to add ShotSpotters to the Dutchtown and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods, as well as providing a breakdown of the surveillance technology and the importance of ShotSpotters in reducing crime.
Blue Angels and Fat Albert set for Spirit of St. Louis Air Show
The Blue Angels performed a practice run at the Spirit of St. Louis Airport in Chesterfield, Missouri, ahead of this weekend's Spirit of St. Louis Air Show and STEM Expo, with the Fat Albert demonstrating an explosive take-off on Saturday.
Clarence Thomas has received a ton of gifts while on the Supreme Court
An organization called Fix the Court has published an estimate of all gifts received by Supreme Court justices since 2004. Their figures show Clarence Thomas way out in front, but this is obviously unfair since Thomas has been on the court longer than most justices. When you adjust for gifts per year, you get something ...continue reading "Clarence Thomas has received a ton of gifts while on the Supreme Court"
Bel-Ridge man admits to armed carjacking in federal court
A Bel-Ridge man appeared in U.S. District Court on Thursday and admitted committing an armed carjacking in St. Louis last year.
Big Muddy and Friends River Trip
Find your flow on this six-hour river trip led by Big Muddy Adventures. For the event, Big Muddy Adventures collaborates with local farmers, growers, makers, musicians and hospitality professions – […]
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Sora & Cher
Sora prefers gentle petting over scratching and prefers to be the sole companion to those she meets
Courtney Love … AKA … Cersei
Cersei is devoted to her person, enjoys high places like shoulders for massages, and craves companionship. She also has a unique love for playing in water
Teen to be tried as adult for 2023 Ferguson killing
A juvenile will stand trial as an adult for a 2023 homicide in Ferguson, the St. Louis County Family Court ruled on Thursday.
Vatican upholds decision to close St. Barnabas parish in O’Fallon as part of 'All Things New' restructuring
Circus Flora's 'Marooned!' brings ‘weird and wacky’ people — and animals — to the Big Top
St. Louis’ intimate one-ring circus, Circus Flora, is back at the Big Top in Grand Center. Artistic and executive director Jack Marsh and Cecil MacKinnon, the show’s narrator, discuss “Marooned!” The original production takes place on a magical island where two pirates encounter amazing, weird and wacky people — and animals — as they search for treasure.
Happy pride (flag over city hall)
LOST DOG FOUND NEAR TGP
Rae Charles … AKA … Georgia
Georgia is an active and enthusiastic runner, requiring a fenced yard. She craves affection and is known for her sweet nature, overflowing with love and energy
Louisiana Becomes The Third State To Pass A Law Creating A No-Go Zone Around Cops
“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” I’m sure you’ll recall specifically which type of animal on George Orwell’s Animal Farm made that proclamation. In other words, we’re back to Orwellian lawmaking in this country. And not the usual kind. The 9/11 attacks in 2001 led to one sort of Orwellian […]
Teen certified as an adult, charged with murder in fatal Ferguson robbery last year
Authorities on Thursday certified a 17-year-old boy as an adult and charged him with murder in an August fatal shooting.
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