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St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain […]
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Did Two Republican Missouri Senators Burn Books?
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Reported incidents on MetroLink increase despite security investment
A You Paid For It Investigation spotlights an increase in incidents on MetroLink despite the millions of additional dollars poured into security.
Contreras, Taylor spark Brewers to 7-3 win over Cardinals
Edwardsville Passes Sales Tax To Fund Greenspace, Public Safety Pensions
EDWARDSVILLE - Sales taxes in Edwardsville will increase by 0.25% to fund greenspace acquisition and public safety pensions following approval from the City Council at Tuesday’s meeting. The increase means an increase of 0.25% or 25 cents for every $100 or it will go to 0.75% overall. Several public comments were made in support of the sales tax, with many hoping to preserve Edwardsville’s remaining greenspace from the city’s rapid development. Edwardsville High School Senior Jake Essner said at the meeting he thinks the sales tax is a “big step forward” in preserving greenspace for future generations. “I think that this is a really big step forward for Edwardsville in terms of ensuring that our greenspace is protected for future generations, including my own,” Essner said. “I know that my peers and I have had plenty of good experiences with our current greenspaces and our current parks, such as the Watershed or Township Park.”
Release of certain info has Francis Howell parents concerned over gaps in student safety
Some parents in the Francis Howell School District are left deciding between allowing their child's personal information to be shared or keeping their child out of the yearbook.
Still no 401(k) access for former South City Hospital employees
Four weeks after we first met, Jonathan Howard still can’t access the money he contributed to his 401(k) account while working at South City Hospital.
Chesterfield ordinance slows charity’s fundraising
Members of the Incarnate Word Knights of Columbus Council 9981 were hoping the city of Chesterfield would grant a waiver allowing the charitable organization to conduct a fundraising event that’s been a tradition.
Plan to provide tax incentives for $1.8B Boeing project approved by St. Louis County Council
A Small Percentage Of Skyrim’s Sales Were On Non-Microsoft Platforms; Its Sequel Will Be Microsoft Exclusive
So, the fact that Microsoft would be taking the next game in the Elder Scrolls series, the 6th game, to Xbox and PC exclusively isn’t the world’s biggest surprise. Xbox chief Phil Spencer made waves back in 2021 (before all the drama surrounding Microsoft’s future acquisition of Activision Blizzard) noting that he saw advantages to […]
St. Louis County Council approves Boeing tax break for expansion project
Boeing is one step closer to a $2 billion expansion facility near St. Louis Lambert International Airport after the St. Louis County Council approved a multi-million dollar tax break.
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Video of Missouri politicians using flamethrowers goes viral
A video showing two Republican state senators from St. Charles County using flamethrowers at a fundraiser is drawing fire around the world.
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