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St. Louis teacher trapped in Israel as fighting escalates
Cactus here again for you fellow nerds. Here is the fruit
Raw data: UAW pay over the past century
Will Bunch on the stakes of the auto strike: "What Fain and the UAW are proposing isn’t just a nice little bump in next week’s paycheck, but a return to the day when a person from the assembly line could afford a fishing cottage — or to send their kid to college," writes @Will_Bunch.https://t.co/0KsHimntd1 — ...continue reading "Raw data: UAW pay over the past century"
Home or amusement park? Historic 19th-century estate hits the market in rural Illinois
A historic 19th-century home fit for royalty has hit the market in Lexington with an asking price of $4.5 million.
When can we expect our next chance of rain?
Another cold front will move into the area Sunday evening. While it will mainly be a dry front, areas to our northeast could see some sprinkles as the front attempts to squeeze any leftover atmospheric moisture.
17-year-old killed in Gravois Park shooting
A 17-year-old is dead following a shooting in the Gravois Park neighborhood.
Kevin Ryans: The story behind the FOX 2 sports reporter
Kevin Ryans reflects on his journey through various places in Missouri, starting his on-air television career as the weekend sports anchor for KSN-TV in Joplin, Missouri
Ask Me Anything You Want Regarding McAlister's, I'll Do The Best I Can To Answer Truthfully.
Lost Stuffed Animal in Tower Grove
Challenge Unlimited Connects Disabled Job-Seekers with "Meaningful Employment"
ALTON - Challenge Unlimited believes in meaningful employment for everybody, and they’re doing what they can to make it a reality. The Alton-based organization helps disabled job-seekers connect with employers through programs that offer job coaching, interview skills and “job carving” services. October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, but Challenge Unlimited works year-round to advocate for disabled individuals in the workplace. “The way I look at things, everybody has some kind of limitation, disability, some kind of issue. We all carry our own challenge,” said John Becker, who works with the employment programs at Challenge Unlimited. “ have the same desires as everybody else. They want a job, they want to be successful, they want to, like everybody, own their own home, chase the American dream. And when people are unfortunately stereotyped or categorized because of a disability, they’re being held back.”
Metrolink car shortage?
Spooky escape room
Whatโs everyoneโs favorite home food delivery service(hello fresh, purple carrot,etc)?And why?
Haunted houses
Q: what is the best tech company you have worked or interned for, in or around STL, and why? (Remote work counts if you were still local but job is somewhere else)
Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, Stephen T. Stone takes both top spots on the insightful side. In first place, it’s a comment about Yelp asking the court to stop the Texas AG from suing them because they warn users about Crisis Pregnancy Centers, in response to a (snarky) question about what the issue is: Sincere answer to what […]
What are the pros and cons to living in STL City vs STL Suburbs?
Lemp Mansion Halloween...when did it start?
Updated home sales data in St. Louis
Find out how home sales have changed recently, which areas have the most home listings, plus the average sale price and more with these charts and maps.
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