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Carp are killing Missouri's rivers and lakes. Instead, they can be a global force for good, expert says
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Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Why is business formation so strong?
Has anyone ever explained this? It just keeps going on and on. New business applications have been running more than 100,000 above trend ever since the start of the pandemic. By now it amounts to about 5 million excess applications. Why would the pandemic have this effect? And why would it still be going strong ...continue reading "Why is business formation so strong?"
Driver in custody after hit-and-run topples SLPS school bus on I-44, police say
Half of Missouri's population at risk of no longer having clean drinking water if new bill passes, expert says
Bill aims to hold St. Louis City, County accountable for St. Charles County crimes
A new bill aims to hold St. Louis City and St. Louis County accountable for crimes their residents may commit in St. Charles County.
Half of Missouri's water supply may lose protections if new bill passes
Architecture firm to spin off from troubled developer Green Street
HDA Design will return to sole ownership and focus on its national pipeline of work.
STL house on Broadway stars in βHoardersβ episode
Dad uses data to rank the best sandwiches in St. Louis
Sandwich-loving Dad made an extensive and detailed list of St. Louis area sandwiches that are the best, according to him. He has rated sandwich shops so far in the St. Louis area.
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend: February 15 to 18
Thursday 02/15 Black to the Future
A new art exhibit celebrating the talent of Black artists in St. Louis has opened at Beatnik Bob's inside City Museum (750 North 16th Street).
Balloon over North Saint Louis? 2/14/24 @ ~11:40 am Moving West
Florida men convicted in Illinois for telemarketing health insurance scheme
A federal jury convicted two Florida men of fraud for selling "relatively worthless" health insurance policies to unsuspecting victims in southern Illinois via a telemarketing scheme.
Mueller Furniture Receives "2024 Retailer of the Year" Award by the Home Furnishings Association
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS - Mueller Furniture & Mattress Company is proud to announce the business has received the “2024 Retailer of the Year” award from the Home Furnishings Association. The growing 4th generation family-owned business now has four locations throughout St. Louis and the Metro East including Lake St. Louis and Ellisville in Missouri and Belleville and Fairview Heights in Illinois. This national recognition acknowledges the furniture industry’s highest achievers and is determined by judges on an industry panel. Several categories are judged for the award, including customer experience, company culture, social responsibility, innovation, adaptability, industry contribution, marketing and achievements. The business is being recognized in the category of 50 employees or less. Owner & President of Mueller Furniture, Mark Mueller, said the business has specialized in providing quality, American-made furniture since his great grandfather John Mueller opened
O'Fallon man fined $10K for AI-generated court case citations
An O'Fallon man apparently used artificial intelligence to generate more than 20 fake court case citations in legal briefs. A state appeals court ordered him to pay $10,000 in fines on Tuesday.
Schnucks' New Self-Checkout Policy Notches Its First Arrest
Schnucks' infuriating new self-checkout policy has notched its first arrest this week, with a man being taken into custody after allegedly flashing a gun at a store employee. KMOV reports that a man named Jessie Lee Garrett was attempting to go through the self-checkout line at the University City Schnucks on Monday when he was stopped by an employee for allegedly having more than 10 items in his cart, which is verboten under the new policy the stores rolled out early this month.
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Snow expected in St. Louis on Friday
Colder air will drop south across the region on Friday, along with a fast-moving storm system.
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