From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: One of the region’s premier helpers of the homeless is looking to expand into far south city. But residents may not make room. Leaders at Peter & Paul Community Services say moving from a 60-bed basement in Soulard to a church in Carondelet will allow them to house up to 100 […]
From SLC3: Humans instinctively seek to avoid injury and pain. Yet, we often behave in a manner which is a threat to our well-being. As an example, have you ever done anything foolish, something that you know puts you at increased risk? When you realized how mindless you were, whether you got hurt or not, […]
Well, this is unfortunate. Back in May of last year we wrote about how Missouri and Louisiana had sued the Biden administration, claiming “censorship” over social media based on a bunch of convoluted and nonsensical claims, most of which were about events that happened during the Trump administration. We noted that, when viewed in the […]
From St. Louis Business Journal: St. Louis developer Lux Living’s bid for a review of a city board’s denial of a proposed apartment complex at Kingshighway Boulevard and Interstate 64 was rejected Wednesday by another city commission. In a unanimous vote, the St. Louis Planning Commission declined at its meeting Wednesday to review the St. Louis Preservation […]
Aspiring filmmakers, YouTubers, bloggers, and business owners alike can find something to love about the Complete Video Production Super Bundle. Video content is fast changing from the future marketing tool to the present, and in these 10 courses you’ll learn how to make professional videos on any budget. From the absolute basics to the advanced shooting […]
From Citizens for Modern Transit: The transit advocacy organization Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) will host its next virtual “Talking Transit” event on Wednesday, April 26 at 8:30 am via Zoom. This event will highlight the value and impacts of placemaking and how transit stops are a natural fit for placemaking projects that can have a […]
From Leader Publications: A traffic study commissioned by the city of Herculaneum says the roundabout on the west side of the city can handle the additional traffic expected to be generated by a Love’s Travel Stop proposed for the area. On Monday, Herculaneum officials discussed the traffic study, which the CBB engineering firm completed. A small […]
A St. Louis County man appeared in federal court Wednesday and admitted defrauding customers of a big box home improvement store of more than a million dollars.
Thursday 03/23 One Thing We've Got
Classic film, Truman Capote, Audrey Hepburn, breakfast for dinner — if you're a fan of any of those things, this is your lucky week.
Brad DeLong continues to worry at the Chat-GPT4 issue as if he were a dog and it was an old shoe. In particular, he wants a chatbot that thinks like Brad DeLong, but it's not working out: A human neuron would require some 3000 neural-network nodes to model it, with each node connected to some ...continue reading "When will GPT be able to match Brad DeLong’s brain?"
Federal labor law preempts right of workers to sue under the state law if they’re covered by a collective bargaining agreement, Illinois Supreme Court rules.
Florissant Actress to Play in Game Show ‘Broke’ World Premier at Westport Playhouse Florissant resident Alicia Reve’ has been cast in the world premiere of “Broke: The Game Show Show” playingApril 14-May 6 (Fridays & Saturdays only at 7:30pm) at Westport Playhouse. This is a brand new interactive show where audience members can actually participate […]
A wiener pulled into Uranus this week. Uranus Examiner, a small-town Missouri paper known for probing deep, reports that a wiener arrived in Uranus on Tuesday and parked near the fudge factory. Look at the size of that wiener.
Narrow Gauge Brewing Company is something of an underground phenomenon. Opened in 2016 as a brewpub in Cugino's Italian eatery (1595 North Highway 67; Florissant), the brewery only started limited local distribution in late 2021. The brand is still relatively unknown to casual St. Louis drinkers.
JERSEYVILLE - Pig on a Wing will be closing its restaurant located at 807 State Highway 16 in Jerseyville on March 31 and shifting focus to its food trucks. Owner Steve Walker said they will be adding a second food truck under a different name and with different food options later this spring. “This winter we decided to start building another food truck, and in April, that’ll be complete and ready to roll out,” Walker said. “That gives us two food trucks to work with and two food trucks that I have to staff, so we decided to put our efforts into the food trucks.” The name of the new food truck is going to be “Rolling Dogs,” and Walker said it will feature a different sandwich selection from the original Pig on a Wing food truck. “The second food truck, it’ll be sandwiches also, but just different from Pig on a Wing,” he said. “So it’ll be different varieties for people to look forward to.” Walker
Chicago is sharing their take on a Beatles classic. The band just released their cover of “Magical Mystery Tour,” which has been part of their 2023 touring set list. The idea to cover…
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