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Boil water advisory lifted for parts of south St. Louis
A precautionary boil advisory was lifted Saturday afternoon for several neighborhoods in south St. Louis, the day after a water main break impacted their water service.
Illinois-based Dot Foods moving trade show from St. Louis over crime concerns
Dot Foods, an Illinois-based food industry redistributor, plans to move an annual trade show from St. Louis to Denver starting next year due to crime concerns.
KMOV over the air antenna?
This Week In Techdirt History: June 4th โ 10th
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, broadband satisfaction scores were plummeting while California was pushing forward with its tough net neutrality law and the hype around Google Fiber was giving way to delays and frustration. Emails revealed more about the FCC’s “DDoS attack” claims, and AT&T ended its quest to erode FTC authority over […]
12-year-old girl caught in gun fight while buying snacks at gas station
ST. LOUIS โ A 12-year-old girl was injured by gunfire when a fight erupted Friday night outside of a downtown gas station where she was buying snacks, according to St. Louis police.
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Precautionary boil advisory for portions of St. Louis lifted Saturday after water main break
Person killed, 4 others injured in downtown St. Louis crash
One person was killed and four others injured in a single-car crash early Saturday in downtown St. Louis.
Cardinals extend alcohol sales through eighth inning
With more than one-third of the season complete, the St. Louis Cardinals are changing course with one aspect of their alcohol sales.
The homeownership rate fell in the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County, census data shows
The homeownership rate fell 10.4% in St. Louis city and 6% in St. Louis County from 2010 to 2020. According to a local sociologist, the issue comes down to the affordability and availability of housing in the region.
Raw data: Herd immunity from COVID-19
According to the CDC, fewer than 4% of Americans are completely unprotected from COVID. The other 96% are either vaccinated or have been previously infected: These figures are taken from blood donors, who might be systematically different from the population as a whole. The study sample was weighted to account for this, but even so ...continue reading "Raw data: Herd immunity from COVID-19"
Man shot, killed in north St. Louis County
An investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot Friday evening in north St. Louis County.
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Dresselโs Is Back!
Welcome Back to the Central West End After a a three-year hiatus and months of extensive remodeling, Dressel’s Public House is holding a soft opening at its former location in the Central West End. I was so happy to see the lamb burger available once again. The topping of goat cheese and apricot chutney adds...
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Where's the best place to recycle e-waste?
Donald Trump and his obsession with โmy boxesโ
I want to highlight this excerpt from the Trump indictment: What's interesting to me is not the obvious obstruction of justice, which we know is a core part of the indictment, but Trump's obsession toward "my boxes." His sense of possession is palpable: even though he knows better, he's convinced they are "my" boxes and ...continue reading "Donald Trump and his obsession with “my boxes”"
Girl hit by shrapnel from shootout while buying snacks at St. Louis gas station
12-year-old girl shot while buying snacks at St. Louis gas station
A 12-year-old girl was shot Friday evening while trying to purchase snacks at a St. Louis gas station.
True autonomous highway driving is (sort of) here
Self-driving cars are here! Sort of. Mercedes will sell a car in 2024 that can drive on highways with no hands on the steering wheel. But there's a catch: The 'DRIVE PILOT' system can only operate on highways during daylight at speeds not exceeding 40 miles per hour, the DMV said. Mercedes-Benz said in a ...continue reading "True autonomous highway driving is (sort of) here"
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