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1949: Coverage of a crash that took the lives of 5 St. Louis teens
On July 16, 1949, five St. Louis teenagers were killed when their convertible crashed into the rear of a cattle truck on Route 66 near Lindbergh.
Business Bulletin: Tarlton tops SSM Outpatient Center; AMM Communications celebrates 15 years
The 66,000-square-foot health center is a partnership of SSM Health Medical Group, SLUCare Physician Group, and Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital.
People in Business: Kwame Building adds to team; Midas Hospitality and Delta Dental of MO promote
Dr. Shacham is a professor at SLU's College for Public Health and Social Justice and acting director of strategic initiatives for the Taylor Geospatial Institute.
Trying to sell my wife on the city
What’s the real story with Sweden and COVID-19?
What really happened with Sweden and COVID-19? The story is a little more complicated than you usually hear, but you don't have to get too deep in the weeds to see that something interesting happened there. Start off in 2020, when the pandemic begins and Sweden adopts the most hands-off policy of any peer nation. ...continue reading "What’s the real story with Sweden and COVID-19?"
Washington Post pretends routine feud is about being gay. Why?
Can someone tell me what's going on with this headline in the Washington Post today? This turns out to be a routine kind of story we've all read a dozen times. It's about a feud between neighbors that spirals out of control and becomes completely insane. What it's not about is the fact that one ...continue reading "Washington Post pretends routine feud is about being gay. Why?"
What’s up with all the white Teslas at Chesterfield Mall?
St. Louis vintage shop owner loses more than money in North City church fire
Fairview Heights hit hard by storms, cleanup underway
The latest round of severe storms brought lightning, heavy rain and damaging winds around the St. Louis region. Some Metro East communities, like Fairview Heights, were hit hard by the storms.
Sam's Club announces membership deal for teachers and educators
Sam’s Club has announced a new membership deal for educators heading into a new school year.
St. Louis locals still dealing with no power after latest storms
Thousands in the St. Louis area are still without power Sunday morning as the region recovers from the latest round of destructive storms earlier this weekend. One of the hardest hit areas is north county, including the Spanish Lake area.
Thousands in St. Louis area still without power after Friday night's storms
Most of the power outages in St. Louis County were concentrated in the northeastern part of the county, from Florissant to Bellefontaine Neighbors. The unincorporated area of Spanish Lake was hit particularly hard.
Busted car windows all along Waterman today.
Metro holds hiring event in East St. Louis with special incentives
Metro Transit hosted a hiring event Saturday with a special incentive for prospective employees.
Former Cardinal Lane Thomas delivers clutch hit; Nats top St. Louis, 7-5, in extras
Lane Thomas’ single broke a tie in the 10th inning and the Washington Nationals beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday.
Two STL Metro suburbs listed in “Top 50 Safest US Cities”
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3 suspects violently beat, carjacked man at Conoco gas station in Mount Pleasant neighborhood
Cardinals rookie Jordan Walker strikes a new passion for bowling
Jordan Walker is enjoying lots of hits in his rookie baseball season, but lots of strikes in perhaps his next-favorite sport.
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