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NCAA DI athletic conference based in St. Louis to lose member
The St. Louis-based Missouri Valley Conference (MVC), a NCAA Division I athletic league, is set to lose one of its most prominent members.
St. Louis man charged in death of infant boy
An autopsy found the boy died of complications from blunt force trauma.
Nominations open for St. Louis Inno's 2024 Fire Awards
St. Louis Inno is accepting nominations for its annual Fire Awards, with several new categories included in this year's program to focus on celebrating the full life cycle of startups and innovation.
Nominations are due June 1. The Fire Awards are St. Louis Inno’s premier recognition program, honoring the companies and organizations setting the local innovation economy ablaze. This will mark the third year in which St. Louis Inno has staged its Fire Awards. Previous honorees have included startups,…
Community, witnesses react to officer-involved shooting
An officer-involved shooting near City Hall Friday morning left two people dead.
Lottery player wins $1.5 million with ticket sold in St. Louis County
St. Louis grocer shutters natural foods concept
The grocery chain's natural foods concept, which heavily focused on organic, local and specialty items, operated two locations, one of which will close.
The Prospect Weekly Roundup: Trump Compares Himself to Nelson Mandela
On our weekly live show, David Dayen and Hassan Kanu discuss the ongoing Trump trials.
David Gilmour announces first concerts in Italy in eight years
Pink Floyd's David Gilmour is slowly revealing his upcoming touring schedule.After previously announcing a six-show run at London’s Royal Albert Hall in October, Gilmour has just announced six more shows,…
Where to eat, play, and stay in Memphis
There's more to the "Home of the Blues" than barbecue, Beale Street, and the King.
Police ID man killed in St. Louis' Carondelet neighborhood
Police on Friday identified a man shot and killed one day earlier in south city.
Missouri lottery player from Defiance wins $50,000 Powerball Prize
A Missouri lottery player from Defiance has won $50,000 from a Powerball Prize drawn on April 27. The winning Quick Pick ticket was purchased at Double D Market, located at 1300 Highway DD in Defiance.
Missouri lawmakers pass budget boosting funding for education and infrastructure
We Looked At All The Recent Evidence On Mobile Phone Bans In Schools – This Is What We Found
Mobile phones are currently banned in all Australian state schools and many Catholic and independent schools around the country. This is part of a global trend over more than a decade to restrict phone use in schools. Australian governments say banning mobile phones will reduce distractions in class, allow students to focus on learning, improve student wellbeing and reduce cyberbullying. But previous research has […]
Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page pays tribute to Steve Albini
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page is the latest musician to pay tribute to prolific punk rock musician and audio engineer Steve Albini, who died Tuesday, May 7, at age 61.“I…
Legal services group provides small business owners with free legal help
Legal assistance includes forming a business, drafting operating agreements, reviewing commercial leases, handling employee agreements and applying for trademarks and copyrights.
Ignored complaint leads to stabbing in south St. Louis
A man was stabbed Thursday evening in south St. Louis shortly after he ignored a random complaint from a stranger.
Mayor Orders Clearing of Encampment After Shooting Near City Hall
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones announced Friday that following a shooting downtown that left one dead and another critically injured, the encampment of unhoused people living near the Municipal Courts Building will be cleared. Jones and representatives of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have so far refused to comment on whether or not anyone from the encampment was actually involved in the shooting. This morning at approximately 7:30 a.m. — hours before the regularly scheduled Board of Aldermen meeting — a St. Louis Metropolitan Police officer was in the area to address a mobile camera trailer, Police Major Janice Bockstruck said during a press conference.
Federal court rules Missourians were illegally denied food aid by the state
The Department of Social Services’ call center issues ultimately denied eligible Missourians meaningful access to benefits, a judge found.
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