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$5 cup. $1 refills. DJs all night. Your Thursday night plan is set: snag a $5 Tin Roof souvenir cup and score $1 well refills from 9 PM to close […]

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From S.M. Wilson: Construction has the highest rate of overdoses and the second-highest rate of suicides among all U.S. industries, according to the September 2024 Data Bulletin from The Center for Construction Research and Training. Long hours, physical exhaustion, financial pressures and a culture of toughness all contribute to this hidden crisis. These sobering statistics underscore the […]

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A group of eager school kids gathered outside redbud high school to see the progress on the down tree being turned into a new piece of art.

ST. LOUIS - After their sold-out, show-stopping debut at Busch Stadium last year, the Savannah Bananas will indeed return to St. Louis next year. The Savannah Bananas officially announced their 2026 schedule on Thursday evening. Two more games are planned at Busch Stadium next year. Those are scheduled for Friday, August 21 and Saturday, August [...]

A judge on Thursday blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area for at least two weeks, finding no substantial evidence that a “danger of rebellion” is brewing in Illinois during Trump's immigration crackdown. It’s a victory for Democratic officials who lead the state and city and have traded insults with President [...]

From Virginia Tech: To fast-track the buildout of data centers that power artificial intelligence (AI), tech giants like Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, and OpenAI are pouring money into construction projects. Globally, companies are predicted to spend $375 billion in 2025 on AI infrastructure — a 67 percent surge from last year, according to an […]

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ICE said Leo Cruz-Silva, 34, whom the agency said was a Mexican national in the US illegally, was found Saturday with a sheet tied around his neck in what looked like a suicide attempt. He was arrested in Festus Sept.…

From St. Louis Business Journal: In many ways, Josh Gaghen, vice president and business unit leader for Des Peres-based McCarthy Building Cos., seemed destined to eventually become the project manager for the newly opened $1.7 billion Western headquarters campus of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Before overseeing the finish of construction of Next NGA West, one […]

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New details are emerging after a car crashed through a window at the Barnes & Noble in Ladue last Friday, leaving one dead and two injured.

Tens of thousands pack Downtown St. Louis on Thursday to celebrate the new St. Louis Blues season.

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery faced new federal charges, six weeks after being indicted on a separate count of deprivation of rights under color of law. Montgomery now stands accused of four counts of witness retaliation and one count of witness tampering. The charges stem from allegations that Montgomery ordered the detainment of Tammy Ross, a former St. Louis jail administrator, after being denied access to a rape victim he sought to interview. Montgomery has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Following his arrest, the judge placed Montgomery under house arrest while the case proceeds. In a message posted on his Facebook page, Montgomery invoked civil rights leaders Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, calling on supporters to “remain resilient.” “To my fellow Citizens of Saint Louis,” Montgomery wrote. “If you are reading this message, it means I am likely held behind bars against my will. But let me be clear: do not allow this

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