Patricia McBride and her husband were watching FOX 2 months ago when they saw a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath St. Jude Dream Home in Dardenne Prairie and decided to take a chance.
Mission St. Louis, located on Grand Boulevard, has already done work to connect families with resources as prevention methods for violent outcomes for 16 years.
The National Blues Museum’s Thursday Night Blues Jam is every Thursday from 7-9 PM (doors open at 6:30), performers and non-performers alike are welcome to join in our celebration of […]
The operator of the Fox Theatre has filed sale documents with the city of St. Louis regarding a major transaction that resolved a highly publicized legal dispute, but contends that the price of the deal is confidential.
MetroBus continues to operate at reduced capacity, hampering the needs of St. Louis bus riders eager to get to work, school and appointments. Bi-State Development CEO Taulby Roach says recent hiring events and a new worker contract give him hope that bus and MetroLink services can be restored.
Join us on Thursday, August 17th for a 3-course, $90 WhistlePig Whiskey Dinner in Pennydrop Bar + Kitchen at the Pennywell Hotel. Guests and locals will mix and mingle over […]
The St. Louis Housing Authority (SLHA) is expanding efforts to offset skyrocketing housing rental fees with a new HUD-funded Security Deposit Assistance (SDA) program for eligible Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program, commonly known as Section 8, applicants and participants.
Regional live theater venues are struggling to attract audiences back to the theater since COVID-19 restrictions shut down productions for nearly two years. STL Fringe Fest have weathered the storm and this year’s festival features 42 acts and organizers are seeing an uptick in sales. In this episode, Matthew Kerns, president and artistic director of St. Lou Fringe, joins Lindy Drew of Humans of St. Louis and burlesque performer Sara Howard aka Dizzy Tunt to talk about what audiences can expect in this years STL Fringe Fest.
One of the common tests for whether something is trademark infringement is whether or not the public will be confused as to association between the infringer and another trademark owner. This typically comes down to several factors, such as the similarity within the uses and, importantly, whether the two entities compete in the same marketplace. […]
Kick off your weekend at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park! Each Thursday Night at the Museum will be the most fun, engaging, uplifting, thought-provoking, perspective-shaping night of your […]
Last May, the Missouri public defenders office sought a restraining order against the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, seeking to prevent it from publishing information based on an accused cop killer's mental health evaluation. Attorneys for the public defenders office argued in court today that the restraining order is necessary because the report contains information that they say would be “extremely prejudicial” to the alleged murderer — and contains specific statements he’s made about the crime he'll stand trial for in January.