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ExTwitter CEO Yaccarino Says They Support Censorial KOSA Law And Wants To ‘Make Sure It Accelerates’
So as you probably know, yesterday, the Senate held one of its semi-regular “let’s call tech CEOs to Congress and make ourselves look out of touch and foolish” hearings. This time the focus of the discussion was on “children’s safety,” but there was little to no discussion on what it actually takes to protect children […]
Productivity really is higher
Earlier this morning I wrote about the jump in US labor productivity at the start of the pandemic. The odd thing wasn't the jump itself, but the fact that the new higher level was permanent. I've finally tracked down quarterly figures for hours worked, so here is labor productivity since the end of the Great ...continue reading "Productivity really is higher"
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St. Louis Character: Austin Lane on his path to SIUC chancellor and how he plans to grow enrollment
From 2022 to 2023, regional enrollment at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is up 7%. Lane attributed this growth to a renewed focus on recruiting in the college's backyard and also to partnerships with community colleges around the country.
(LABIOTECH)10 biotech accelerators shaping tomorrow’s innovations
A biotech accelerator is a program that accelerates a startup’s growth. Apart from helping raise funding, they tend to offer hands-on mentorship, infrastructural support, as […]
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Edwardsville PD Presents $2,040 Donation To Jr. Service Club, Club Also Has Hearts All-In Casino Night
EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville Police presented a $2,040 donation recently to the Junior Service Club of Edwardsville/Glen Carbon. The police's good deed stems from the Police Department's "no-beard rule," which staff can get by donating to the fund that is totaled several times a year. Glen-Ed Pantry , Edwardsville Neighbors , Main Street Community Center and The Stork Foundation for Infertility are among past recipients (which are voted on by officers and staff). "The Junior Service Club does so much for the community - you can see their compassionate handiwork at the RP Lumber Center and Township Park, just to name a few," the Edwardsville Police said. "Thanks to Junior Service Club representatives Maria Ferrari and Meghan Longhi for joining us for a check presentation. We are proud to serve our community - in all sorts of ways!" Junior Service Club Hosts 2024 Hearts All-In Casino Night Junior Service Club of Edwardsville/Glen Carbon to Host 202
Startups to Watch 2024: The cycle of innovation continues in St. Louis
Our 2024 Startups to Watch list, with 11 companies, is our largest yet and provides proof entrepreneurs haven’t shied away from turning innovative ideas into promising startups.
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Woman shot dead inside south St. Louis County home
A woman was shot dead in an apparent domestic incident Thursday morning in unincorporated south St. Louis County.
The Momentum From the UAW’s Victorious Strike Continues
Today on TAP: In Alabama and Tennessee, workers are signing up with the union at VW, Hyundai, and Mercedes.
Lenny Kravitz on his love for Lisa Bonet: “I am what I am because of our experience”
Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet have been divorced since 1993, but he says he will always have love for his ex-wife, who's the mother of his daughter, actress Zoë Kravitz. “She is part of…
Missouri Republicans are split over changes to state Senate districts
The Missouri Supreme Court is considering whether changes should be made to the state's Senate districts. The high court heard arguments Thursday in a lawsuit contending the current map illegally splits Buchanan County and the St. Louis suburb of Hazelwood into multiple districts.
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St. Louis Region Remains Home To Nation's Most Efficient Inland Port
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis metropolitan area still has the most efficient inland port district in the nation, according to the latest data from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). The St. Louis region’s barge industry handled over four times the national average tons moved per river mile in 2021 (the most recent year for which data is available). The average number of tons per mile across the other seven inland port districts in the U.S. was 104,014 - the St. Louis region averaged 427,000 tons per mile. “The St. Louis harbor continues to be the most concentrated location on the Inland Waterway for export grain,” said David Jump, CEO of American Milling, LP. “Transportation efficiencies, facilities, and geography combine to result in lower costs for shippers. This results in the St. Louis region’s position as a global freight hub.” The findings come from an independent report by S&P Global Commodity Insights analyzing USACE data to
Woman found dead in suspected domestic homicide in Lemay
Detectives are investigating a suspected domestic homicide after a woman was found dead inside her Lemay home Thursday morning.
Startups to Watch 2024: These companies from last year's list made headlines
Several of the companies chosen for our 2023 Startups to Watch list proved they were worth watching last year. Here’s a look back at some of the biggest headlines from last year that were generated by companies on our 2023 list.
Startups to Watch 2024: St. Louis firm to bring new power technology to the battlefield
Forcyte is developing a portable power system designed to provide energy in harsh environments, including military settings and natural disasters. It launched out of the National Security Innovation Network Defense Innovation Accelerator program.
Startups to Watch 2024: St. Louis startup uses software to streamlines pet vaccination records
VetVerifi has created software to provide verification of pet medical records. Its software is built with a goal of allowing pet services providers, such as groomers and pet hotels, to easily access records from a veterinarian clinic to verify a pet’s medical records, including vaccinations.
Hannibal man sentenced for hiding camera in bathroom
A Hannibal, Missouri, man appeared in federal court on Thursday to be sentenced for hiding a camera in a bathroom in order to record video and images of a young girl.
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