Bar hopping, also known to some as pub crawling, is an exciting way to support local businesses, enjoy a variety of drink selections, and explore the nightlife of any given city. New research touts St. Louis as one of the best places nationwide to make that happen.
Metallica has released a live version of "Too Far Gone?", a track off their latest album, 72 Seasons. The performance was recorded during Metallica's August 6 concert at MetLife Stadium…
We’ve come a long way since the escapades of Nancy Botwin through the streets of Agrestic in Showtime’s “Weeds”. Since the acceptance of medical and recreational marijuana at the state level in the US, alongside the “new age of TV” there are tons of shows about weed - - or at least feature them heavily (to say the least!). With summer winding down and cooler days on the horizon, let’s take a look at some of the awesome shows about or featuring weeds.
A 28-year-old mom living in Hazelwood has been charged with felony assault for attacking her daughter's substitute teacher. Prosecutors says Jasmine Chamberlain was upset at the teacher, so she punched her in the face. The teacher punched right back.
EARTH CITY, Mo. -- A woman died in a fatal crash near 141 at I-70 Friday morning. St. Louis County Police are currently investigating the collision. Police were called to the Earth City Expressway at I-70 for a crash at around 7:45 a.m. They discovered an accident involving a minivan and a silver Ford SUV. [...]
The chair of Webster University's board of trustees defended the private college on Thursday, saying the plan to boost enrollment and revenue is working.
On This Day, September 15, 1979… On its second week on the chart, Led Zeppelin's In Through the Out Door landed at #1 on the Billboard Album chart, their sixth U.S. chart topper. The album…
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis (BGCSTL) and Panda Cares decided to bear down and create the Center of Hope, a culinary and arts space at the Adams Park Club, 4317 Vista Ave. in Tower Grove.
Five people are dead in three different crashes across Illinois and Missouri. Our Bommarito Automotive Group SkyFOX was flying over one of those scenes in Madison County.
GRANITE CITY - Sophomore Tullio Zampieri is proving to be a very promising runner for the Civic Memorial High boys cross country team and in the 50th running of the Pete Robinson/Harry Lang Granite City Invitational meet, Zampieri ran a personal record 17:08.2 in helping the Eagles to a seventh-place finish in the meet. Zampieri is a very hard worker who, as a freshman, was also a key component of CM's 4x800 meter relay team that qualified for the IHSA Class 2A state meet this past spring in Charleston. Zampieri is a Tom Lane State Farm Insurance Male Athlete of the Month for CM. "Tullio had a very solid race for him," said CM cross country coach Jake Peal. "He picked up a lot of confidence in qualifying with the 4x800 team." The confidence Zampieri gained during the track season has crossed over into the cross-country season as well. "He's done a great job in cross country," Peal said, "but also was very good in track in both the 400 and 800 meters. He's definitely going to build
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