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Fashion and hip-hop on display at St. Louis Art Museum’s ‘The Culture’ exhibition
The St. Louis Art Museum's new exhibition, “The Culture,” honors the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and how it influenced art, including how it shaped fashion styles. Exhibit curator Hannah Klemm and former curatorial research fellow Rikki Byrd discuss the exhibit with a focus on aesthetics and how fashion is central in hip-hop culture.
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St. Charles restarts water treatment system after 2-day shutdown
The city late Tuesday night resumed using its Elm Point plant and water from a city well.
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University of Missouri System data breach impacts thousands, investigation launched
Officials have launched an investigation into a recent University of Missouri System data breach, which has impacted thousands of organizations and led to some personal data being compromised.
12th St. Lou Fringe Fest Kicks Off With a Bang
All across America, summer is the season for festivals, and late summer sees its peak. In St. Louis, late summer includes one of my favorites: the St. Louis Fringe Festival, a multi-disciplenary arts festival continuing through Sunday, August 20, in the Grand Center Arts District.
Local Linemen Explain What They Do at Ameren Illinois
MARYVILLE - Following a stormy summer, local linemen explain their jobs at Ameren and how they work to restore power after bad weather. Linemen install and repair electric lines throughout the year, but their job has additional risks after heavy rain or snow. When storms knock out power across the region, a crew will work a 17/7 schedule — 17 hours on, seven hours off — until it’s restored, often taking them away from their families for days at a time. The job itself is intense, but many linemen agree that they wouldn’t want to work anywhere else. “It’s very hard and demanding and rewarding at the same time,” John Dowell, a crew leader with Ameren, said. “To see that expression on people’s faces when we get the power back on, that’s the best part of it.” But getting the power back on is often a lot of hard work. Linemen usually have to climb utility poles so they can repair the primary wires or transformers at th
Mini-pitches to be installed around St. Louis region by CITY SC
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St. Peters woman sentenced to 15 years for killing daughter in suicide pact
A St. Peters woman who claims she killed her 39-year-old daughter as part of a 2021 suicide pact pleaded guilty this week to voluntary manslaughter.
Mick Jagger tops ‘Billboard’s’ list of the greatest rock lead singers of all time
Picking the “greatest” anything is always the subject of huge debate, and no doubt that will be the case with Billboard’s latest list. The magazine has just come out with its picks…
Victim identified in fatal Midtown shooting near SLU campus
Investigators say the victim and suspected shooter in Tuesday’s shooting in Midtown knew each other.
St. Charles reopens water treatment plant after ammonia-drop concerns
Days after shutting down its water treatment plant over ammonia concerns, the City of St. Charles has reopened the plant and is once again providing drinking water to residents.
Wood River Elvis Impersonator Continues Late Singer's Legacy 46 Years After His Death
WOOD RIVER - Steve Davis, a long time Elvis Presley impersonator from Wood River, recently reflected on his journey to becoming internationally recognized as Elvis on stages around the world. Today - August 16, 2023 - marks the 46th anniversary of Elvis’s death, and the 49th year of Davis performing as him. “I make my living for the last 49 years as Elvis on stage in a variety of large and small venues,” Davis said. “I do about 500 shows a year.” Like Elvis himself, Davis spent some time in the U.S. Army - but unlike Elvis, Davis served before performing on stage. Elvis entered the U.S. Army in 1958 , two years after his hit singles “Don’t Be Cruel,” “Love Me Tender,” and his cover of Big Mama Thornton’s “Hound Dog,” peaked at #1 on the Billboard Pop charts. For Davis, an abrupt end to his military service is what sent him on the path to become The King. “I was a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army, and
Police shoot, injure man in St. Louis' College Hill neighborhood
Police on Wednesday shot and injured a man in the city's College Hill neighborhood. The man was conscious and breathing after he was shot.
Charity and community: Inside the operations of St. Louis pro sports alumni groups
Former NFL, NHL and MLB players in the region say their respective alumni groups offer an outlet to raise funding for charities and serve as ambassadors for their sports while also providing a sense of community amongst each other.
Gamblers won over $1.1M in jackpots during July at Ameristar Casino in St. Charles
ST. CHARLES, Mo. -- Several people hit the jackpot at Ameristar Casino in St. Charles in July. The casino reports that 12 people won at least $10,000 last month, with more than $1.1 million won in jackpots. Ameristar July jackpots: Ameristar Casino has a wide assortment of slot machines and table games. Beyond gaming, it [...]
Boeing megaproject moves forward at St. Louis City Hall
Boeing is hoping to use the land for what it calls “future franchise programs.”
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