Derrick D. Clark, 19, and Jeremiah M. Sutton, 22, are each facing two charges in connection with the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Josiah Robinson at an apartment in the 900 block of Goodfellow Boulevard on Jan. 28.
The Ronnie James Dio tribute concert Rock for Ronnie is returning in 2024.The show will take place May 19 in Woodland Hills, California, and will feature performances by Quiet Riot, Lita…
One thing about the internet is that every move by a celebrity is being watched. And that is certainly the case for the Royal Family "across the pond."
From St. Louis Business Journal: An electric vehicle battery manufacturer on the hunt for a location to build an $850 million manufacturing plant last year had narrowed its choices to two locations: Montreal, Quebec, and Herculaneum, a Jefferson County community 35 miles south of St. Louis. The Herculaneum site under consideration was a 300-acre tract […]
Sales at Anheuser-Busch InBev decreased by about $1.5 billion in North America last year amid a tumultuous year for its premier product, Bud Light, the company said Thursday during an earnings report.
A former Missouri Supreme Court chief justice said the ‘highly political lawsuit’ presents the courts with a hypothetical question rather than a reality.
This effect may or may not be permanent, but a team of researchers in England has found that long COVID significantly reduces cognitive ability—and the longer the COVID the more it hurts: Six IQ points is no joke, though this loss is found only in the most extreme cases. On the other hand, these are ...continue reading "Long COVID is wrecking our IQs"
Neil Young has added another show to his summer schedule.The rocker and his band Crazy Horse are set to play Ottawa Bluesfest, a nine-day festival that runs July 4-7 and July 10-14.…
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The plan to build a new MetroLink line connecting the city’s north and south sides won a critical vote from regional leaders on Wednesday. But it almost didn’t. The $1.1 billion project, aimed at connecting long-struggling city neighborhoods with opportunities in the thriving central corridor, ultimately dodged an attempt to derail […]
The appeal came just hours after Cook County Judge Tracie Porter issued her decision. She placed a hold on it until Friday to allow the expected appeal.
Rep. Mike McGirl said the legislation, which now goes to the Senate, would return to taxpayers about a quarter of the “windfall” that local governments received from the surge in vehicle values.
More than a dozen people spoke in support at the Board of Adjustment hearing, including musicians, patrons and a former Washington University student who lived in the area.
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