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Sultan: Why Missouri women are achieving more but more are impoverished
But despite working long hours, help from her family and monthly visits to a food pantry, her family is barely scraping by on the wage that Amazon pays her.
Yes, the deficit really did double in 2023, but . . .
Jeff Stein in the Washington Post has an alarming story about the federal deficit that comes with this chart: I was all ready to lay into this because the numbers seemed wrong. The CBO's most recent estimates for the federal deficit were $1.4 trillion in 2022 and $1.5 trillion in 2023. That's an increase of ...continue reading "Yes, the deficit really did double in 2023, but . . ."
Coming to St. Louis in October - Looking for Recommendations!
Can I study at college libraries while not a student?
Chicago is moving in
Where is the Gay District in St Louis?
One killed in crash on St. Louisβ northwest side: report
No further information was immediately available from police.
Republicans refuse to believe the economy has improved
The Wall Street Journal asked Republican voters what they thought of the economy over the past year: Here's the actual data for the past 12 months: Real GDP: Up 2.5% Inflation: CPI down from 8.4% to 3.3% Jobs: Up 3 million Stock Market: S&P 500 up 10% Housing: Median home price down 7% In fairness, ...continue reading "Republicans refuse to believe the economy has improved"
Tenants fear they're being kicked out of their homes with nowhere to go
There are seven standpipe water towers left in the country. St Louis has three of them.
What's that park I think on the north side that has like animal sculptures or maybe it's circus themed y'know which one I'm talkin bout?
STLMPDCFS is back up
Man killed in shooting Sunday afternoon in St. Louis County
Village Of Elsah Festival Returns First Day Of Fall 2023
ELSAH - The Village of Elsah Festival returns for 2023 on the first day of fall, September 23, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. With over 35 vendors, live music at three venues, and plenty of opportunities to explore the village’s shops, attractions, and history, this year’s festival is shaping up to be even bigger than last year. Visitors can explore the #1 Top Scenic Spot in Illinois on self-guided tours around town, including Wetland Trail and Pollinator Garden Tours. Free pamphlets for those tours are available at all Elsah businesses, and those who submit their completed plant identification brochures have a chance to win a $25 gift card from the Elsah General Store. This year’s festival will feature live music at the Gazebo behind the Green Tree Inn, the Riverview House, and Elsah United Methodist Church. At the Gazebo, the Bluesette Duo will perform jazzy “French café music” from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by the acoustic classic rock and country
NFL Players From Alton To Be Honored At Mayor's Charity and Fundraiser Ball
ALTON - Two NFL stars will return to their hometown of Alton for the Mayor’s Charity and Fundraiser Ball next month. Michael Ford and Ezekiel “Zeke” Elliott both spent their childhoods in Alton before going on to play football in college and, eventually, the NFL. They will be recognized with a Hometown Royalty Award at the Mayor’s Ball on Oct. 7. “This year, we decided to feature our Hometown Royalty professional football athletes,” Sheila Goins, First Lady of Alton, said. The Mayor’s Ball will raise funds for the Friends for David Goins organization and the Overnight Warming Center . This year’s theme is “A Night in Disguise,” a masquerade ball with a Mardi Gras twist. Music will be provided by Red and Black Brass Band and Premier Protainment Band featuring Danita Mumphard . In addition to dinner and dancing, the program includes a Hometown Royalty Award. This tribute recognizes the success of people
Metro East man can't refill lifesaving prescriptions due to systemwide outage. HSHS hasn't returned his calls
What are the best hole in the wall restaurants in the Lou?
Unions and Worker Voice
Today on TAP: The other great contribution of the labor movement
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