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Flooding the zone with Claudine Gay
I'm not generally a New York Times hater, but they sure do know how to overdo things. I mean, is the resignation of Harvard's president really worth five front-page pieces in a single day? I get that their target audience is upper middle class northeasterners, but come on.
Restaurant for Double Date?
Body of unidentified man found in wooded area in Alton, Illinois, Wednesday
Belleville council, neighbors accused of discrimination after youth housing plan rejected
A spirited debate took place Tuesday night over a plan to open what the city of Belleville deemed a ‘group home’ for young people in a residential neighborhood.
Court Tells California Cops (Again!) That Law Requires Disclosure Of Old Misconduct Records
Let’s roll into the new year by saying what needs to be said: if you’re arguing against government transparency, you’re on the wrong side of history. But being on the wrong side of history is just something cops love to do. They figure the short term wins — if there are any — might somehow […]
East Alton police ask public for leads after fatal hit-and-run Tuesday evening
Metro dropping ads
Where can you get parsnip this time of year?
SSM Health Medical Minute: Combatting the symptoms of seasonal affective disorder
Once the excitement has ended and strands of twinkling lights are pulled down from the rooftops, it can feel extra dark when you leave the office since the sun has already set.
Vandalism at former St. Alexius Hospital on Jefferson
There are growing concerns over vandalism and break-ins at the old St. Alexius Hospital Jefferson campus. One neighbor said the old hospital is an eyesore and dangerous.
Police search for man missing from closed nursing home
After a FOX 2 report that a man was missing, apparently slipping through bureaucratic cracks following the closure of a north St. Louis nursing home weeks ago, police are asking for help in finding Frederick “Freddie” Carruthers.
Roadway deaths
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Florissant will pay $2.9 million to settle ‘debtor’s prison’ lawsuit
The settlement was approved by a federal judge on Tuesday and announced Wednesday by ArchCity Defenders, a St. Louis-based public interest law firm.
ISO: Lunch Restaurants that DONT serve booze
2 men charged with assault after New Year's Day beating leaves man in critical condition
Does DEI even work?
For the past year or so, the new hotness on the right has been an all-out attack on DEI—Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. They object to it pretty much everywhere, but most of their attention recently has been focused on universities. As usual, this got me curious. Unfortunately, it appears all but impossible to get reliable ...continue reading "Does DEI even work?"
Mrs. Doubtfire: The New Musical Comedy
The new musical comedy Mrs. Doubtfire spotlights the things that we do to stay together. Based on the beloved film, Mrs. Doubtfire tells the hysterical and heartfelt story of an out-of-work actor […]
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