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A few days ago I came across this tweet from Matt Yglesias during a stretch of bad weather that was tying up air travel: This has been followed by a bunch of edgelord conservative types complaining that DEI initiatives are making it unsafe to fly. Is this just an offshoot of the recent right-wing kvetching ...continue reading "Here’s the story of DEI in our nation’s skies"

With the retirement of Judge Steven Ohmer, the 22nd Circuit Judicial Commission has opened applications for a circuit judge.

According to a study by Greater St. Louis Inc., the new single terminal is expected to bring in nearly $5 billion and 30,000 additional jobs by 2032.

But the lawsuit says that the complex began to struggle in 2020.

The engineer for the project would be Bax Engineering of St. Charles.

The closures are unrelated and just happened to occur at similar time, an A-B spokeswoman said.

Crews were working late Monday afternoon to move an overturned semi-truck still filled with a dangerous chemical.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen reviewed funding for St. Louis Lambert International Airport Monday.

Shiloh police said those involved gave conflicting statements about the crash.

Just days ago, we were talking about the release of PC game Palworld, an open-world monster collecting game that has often been described as “Pokémon, but with guns.” The point of my post was that this game served as a great example of the idea/expression dichotomy in practice. This game, whatever similarities it may have […]

Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera is ready to look back on his life and career with the release of his upcoming memoir, Revolución to Roxy, set for release on March 22. The book covers his…

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Plant of the Week: Rue, a nonnative that serves as a Black Swallowtail nursery plant and provides winter interest. Heads up. Wear gloves when planting or cutting Rue back. Some, but not all of us, have got nasty rashes working with them without gloves on. Lesson learned. If you are only looking for St. Louis … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →