Sunset at the Desert Lily Sanctuary in Chuckwalla Valley. This is where I go (almost) every month to skygaze, and I have yet to see any lilies. Of course, I've never been there in daytime, and I've never walked beyond the parking area. Maybe I should leave early and check it out for real the ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Like the rest of the nation, the St. Louis metro area is grappling with a worker shortage caused in part by a longstanding decrease in the labor force participation rate. But demographic changes – an aging labor pool and a lower birth rate – affect the 16-county area more than other regions across the country.
Eight underage teens have been referred to the St. Louis County Family Court for their involvement in a fight near Hazelwood East High School earlier this month that left one girl with a fractured skull and brain bleed.
Two state senators clashed over legislation that would force the city to pay off debt owed on real estate in blighted areas and presumably benefit Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration.
Alyse Pfeil and Jacob Barker St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The estimated economic impact of the St. Louis Cardinals 2024 season is down nearly $40 million from projections made ahead of last year’s season, a drop driven by an expected decrease in attendance this season at Busch Stadium.
How badly did the arguments in the Murthy v. Missouri case go for the states last week? So badly that the FBI has already re-established communications with social media companies that had stopped in light of the earlier rulings in that case. The FBI has resumed some of its efforts to share information with some […]
As Major League Baseball’s opening day festivities begin on Thursday, March 28, The Black Crowes have revealed that their music is set to play a big role in baseball season.The band shared…
Too often, the ability to change a situation captures our imagination and takes over rational thought before we’ve had the time to consider whether that change is for the best. Or if that change is something we actually want. Such is the case in Molly Sweeney by Irish playwright Brian Friel.