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Built St. Louis: Iron
This post is part of a series about the materials that built St. Louis. Southeastern Missouri’s Iron Range stretches roughly from the St. James area down toward Bonne Terre. Iron had been mined in this area since 1826, when the Merrimac Iron Works opened up, but it wasn’t until the 1850s that the material really started taking …
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Rick Robbins of Coffeen, IL
Rick Robbins of Coffeen, IL became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain […]
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Raw data: Absenteeism in DC public schools
This is a remarkable chart: In Washington DC's public high schools, about two-thirds of all students last year were chronically absent (missed 10%+ of all school days). About a third were profoundly chronically absent (missed 30%+ of all school days). This is up considerably from the previous year, primarily because of excused absences: parents are ...continue reading "Raw data: Absenteeism in DC public schools"
Well-known giant convenience store chain to open first Missouri location
Buc-ee’s will open its first Missouri location next month.
ISPs Launch Legal Attack On Italy’s ‘Pirate Shield,’ Blocking Law
The copyright industry’s war on the Internet and its users has gone through various stages (full details and links to numerous references in Walled Culture the book, free digital versions available). The first was to sue Internet users directly for sharing files. By 2007, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) had sued at least 30,000 […]
St. Louis thrift store chain sues City Foundry shop
A St. Louis chain of thrift stores on Friday sued a City Foundry shop, alleging trademark infringement.
Why are people starting so many new businesses?
I still don't understand this: Business formation dropped a bit at the beginning of the pandemic, but by July 2020 it rebounded and hit a peak nearly twice its pre-pandemic rate. That subsided, but only slightly: from 2021 onward business formation has been running at a steady 50% above its pre-pandemic rate with no sign ...continue reading "Why are people starting so many new businesses?"
Missouri AG final report on Kim Gardner
Officer shot twice trains for 2023 Guns 'N Hoses fight
“I remember every day how thankful I am that I’m alive,” said St. Louis Police Officer, Lucas Roethlisberger, 39.
Unusual burglary leaves St. Peters business owners stunned
"You see one of the two perpetrators crawl through the office doors and kind of crawl on the floor. He actually knocks something down on the floor, picks it up, and replaces it," said Madi Orlando, Owner.
Man faces misdemeanor charges in dispute over police-style vehicle
Raymond Signorino, 55, is charged with four counts, including possession of police equipment and for having an unauthorized license plate. Those are both class-A misdemeanors.
St. Louis County Council closer to approving critical $128M Bi-State funding
The "You Paid For It" team has learned that the St. Louis County Council may be on the brink of approving the long-awaited $128 million for Bi-State, which has been held up for weeks.
Police: Prayer interrupted a St. Louis crime spree
Police say an attempted carjacking was stopped with a prayer.
Bump-run carjackers strike in Webster Groves
Police are investigating a car crash that resulted in the victim having their vehicle stolen. The theft occurred Sunday at approximately 5:35 pm., just after nightfall.
St. Charles officials push back on plan to bring Latin immigrants to St. Louis
They say that the city isn't ready for such an influx and that it could end up hurting the entire area.
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