As temperatures rise and skies clear, the allure of stargazing captivates enthusiasts across St. Louis. From seasoned astronomers to curious beginners, these locations offer the perfect backdrop for observing the cosmos.
The Washington Post reports today on the latest in fertility treatments: Red-state Christian women are rising up, speaking out to defend IVF A typical example is Sara, who was angered by a viral Twitter post from a Christian influencer who condemned IVF: “Show others love, grace and sympathy rather than judgment,” Sara wrote back online. ...continue reading "Here’s the secret to being pro-life and pro-IVF"
Earlier this week, we announced the winners of the 6th annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1928! Now, as in years past, for the next few Saturdays we’ll be featuring spotlight posts taking a closer look at each of the winning games (in no particular order). Today, we’re kicking things off with the […]
A group consisting of Girl Scout troop leaders and other advocates is pushing the Girl Scouts organization to issue a public apology to a St. Louis troop that disbanded last week and to take a stance in support of children in Gaza, among other demands.
The Ferguson-Florissant and Ritenour School Districts have received grants to purchase electric buses and charging stations through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Clean School Bus Program.
Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker released a statement on Saturday regarding Missouri Gov. Mike Parson's decision to commute the sentence for Britt Reid.
Here's something you may or may not know: home prices in the US are nearly down to their pre-pandemic average. In January, the median price of a new home was $420,000, only about 6% higher than the pre-pandemic average of $395,000. The data is very similar for existing homes. POSTSCRIPT: It's worth noting that this ...continue reading "Raw data: The price of new homes in the US"
Waymo is getting ready for freeway driving in California: California regulators on Friday granted Alphabet’s self-driving car division Waymo permission to expand its robotaxi service to include highways in several Bay Area cities and large swaths of Los Angeles, a massive expansion that comes amid concerns about the impact more driverless cars will have on ...continue reading "Waymo is ready to take on highways"
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