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Missing woman with dementia may be headed to former Florissant home, police say
Police in Cape Girardeau suspect a missing woman with dementia may be headed to her former residence in the St. Louis area.
Growing wealth management tech firm acquires St. Louis-based marketing business
Sky Marketing Consultants LLC, a St. Louis-based boutique marketing consultancy, has been acquired by a growing Chicago firm.
Lunchtime Photo
This is the Isle of Wight off the south coast of Great Britain. "It is known for its mild climate, coastal scenery, and verdant landscape of fields, downland, and chines." Chines?
Judge dismisses case over Don Henley’s stolen Hotel California manuscripts
A “jarringly late” disclosure of thousands of pages of material doomed the case against three men, Glen Horowitz, Craig Inciardi and Edward Kosinki, who were accused of stealing Don Henley’s handwritten notes that included…
KIPP St. Louis high school teachers seek contract more than a year after unionizing
The first charter school teachers to form a union in St. Louis say they feel unsafe in the building as contract talks have stalled more than a year later.
Pharmacy chain to close local store in April
The closure is part of the company's previously announced plan to close around 900 stores, or about 10% of its U.S. locations, between 2022 and 2024.
This weekend Florissant celebrates third annual St. Patrick's Day parade and festival
This weekend, just ahead of Saint Patrick’s Day on Sunday, March 10, there is a Saint Patrick’s Day parade and festival event in Florissant, known as the Valley of Shamrocks.
Parson offers 'deepest sympathy' after reducing former Chiefs assistant's DWI sentence
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has offered his “deepest sympathy” to the family of a 5-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a drunken driving crash, after facing criticism for releasing from prison the driver who caused the crash, former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid. But in a statement Tuesday to The Kansas City Star, Parson stopped short of apologizing for his decision last week to commute the remainder of Reid’s three-year prison sentence to house arrest.
Twitter’s Former Top Execs All Sue Elon Over Missing Severance
It might not be the smartest idea to have Walter Isaacson trailing you and taking notes on your everyday moves when one of those moves is trying to breach the contract the top execs of the social media company you just overpaid for on a whim. In his book on Musk, Isaacson talked about how […]
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'Arch Eats' Podcast: A taste of Ireland in St. Louis
In celebration of the St. Patrick's Day season, George and Cheryl discuss their favorite Irish bars, the best places for corned beef, Irish coffee, and more.
What Super Tuesday Portends
Today on TAP: Biden has opportunities to make real gains. Will he maximize them?
Annie Lennox, Graham Nash & more sign ‘Oppenheimer’-inspired letter warning of nuclear threat
Annie Lennox, Graham Nash and Jackson Browne are among the artists who’ve signed an open letter published in the Los Angeles Times that uses the Oscar-nominated film Oppenheimer to remind…
Jefferson County man sentenced to for recording sexual abuse of toddler
A Jefferson County man appeared in federal court on Wednesday to be sentenced for recording his sexual abuse of a toddler.
Lufthansa cancels Friday flights between St. Louis and Frankfurt ahead of strike in Germany
St. Louis' Lufthansa flights have been canceled for Friday as the German airline expects a strike from union ground workers this week.
A Q&A with fashion designer Michael Kors
On April 1, the renowned designer will be in St. Louis to speak at Graham Chapel on the campus of Washington University.
Adam Schiff won because he fought Donald Trump
LA Times columnist Mark Barabak comments on the victory last night of Adam Schiff in the primary race for US Senate in California: By choosing Schiff, a Burbank congressman who was the most moderate of the major Democratic candidates — and thus most Feinstein-like — [voters] rejected the leftward swerve promised by two more liberal ...continue reading "Adam Schiff won because he fought Donald Trump"
Texas judge kills minority business agency
Today brings yet more handiwork from a Texas judge: U.S. District Court Judge Mark T. Pittman ruled that the Minority Business Development Agency’s presumption that businesses owned by Blacks, Latinos and other minorities are inherently disadvantaged violated the Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection. He permanently enjoined the agency’s business centers, which have assisted minority-owned businesses ...continue reading "Texas judge kills minority business agency"
Lambert's 3rd-busiest airline hikes fees for checked bags
If you pay to check your luggage on Delta flights, you'll soon be paying more.
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