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Global company's St. Louis manufacturing campus sells for nearly $19M
A publicly traded company with a large subsidiary presence in St. Louis has sold its campus here.
New Halls Ferry Road has seen hundreds of crashes. Police say they're taking a closer look into the dangers
Oh Mark....
Demolition begins on Old Berkeley City Hall
Build-A-Bear faces off with Squishmallows
Build-A-Bear Workshop's newest line of plush toys is what the company calls “squishable, lovable and huggable friends.” But a rival toy manufacturer in a lawsuit served to the company last month called the line an infringement of trade dress rights.
Anyone know what's up at the QuickTrip on Gravois and Loughborough?
Informant who helped send St. Louis aldermen to prison gets reduced sentence
A federal judge has reduced the prison sentence for an informant who helped prosecutors send three St. Louis aldermen to prison for corruption crimes.
Hiroshi Teshigahara's WOMAN IN THE DUNES — Screening at the Webster Film Series 2/13(TUE), 7PM
Missouri's only baby box sees first surrender
Traffic deaths in Africa are down
Vox joins the disturbing trend of news outlets that insist on finding disturbing trends everywhere: Car crashes are killing too many young Africans like Kelvin Kiptum.... His death reflects a broader epidemic of preventable car crash deaths in the Global South — a pattern that has intensified in recent years.... Last year, the World Health ...continue reading "Traffic deaths in Africa are down"
Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Blocking Ohio’s Unconstitutional ‘Parental Consent’ Social Media Law
Last month we wrote about Netchoice suing Ohio over its “Parental Notification by Social Media Act,” in which I filed a declaration highlighting how problematic the law would be for a site like Techdirt. By the time we’d finished the article about the lawsuit, a federal judge had already granted a temporary injunction, blocking the […]
Ex-aide to former Illinois House Speaker Madigan gets 2.5 years for perjury
A federal judge in Chicago has sentenced a former chief of staff to longtime Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan to two and a half years in prison for lying under oath to a grand jury to protect his once-powerful boss.
Ex-Illinois senator McCann's fraud trial delayed again as he drops plan to represent himself
A federal judge has again delayed the wire fraud and money laundering trial of William “Sam” McCann, a former candidate for Illinois governor. McCann was briefly hospitalized last week and told a judge that he was “medically and psychologically” unable to proceed.
'It's surreal': Tacoma woman performs with Usher in Super Bowl LVIII halftime show
Love Struck – A Valentine Pop-Up
From Feb 9th - 17th, come to 18Rails | The Venue @CityFoundrySTL for Love Struck — A Valentine Pop-Up made for sweethearts, friends and secret admirers (21 & up). First, […]
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Voters need to be more scared of Donald Trump
Bob Somerby objects to my headline saying that Donald Trump "is losing it": We're sorry, but no. Donald Trump isn't "losing it" at the present time. He plainly lost it long ago, but our politically hapless blue tribe doesn't seem to know how to convince enough voters of that fact, and so we've decided to ...continue reading "Voters need to be more scared of Donald Trump"
Slushy snow far south of St. Louis coming to an end
How a commissary kitchen puts compassion and love first to make a healthier St. Louis
Propel Kitchens in Pagedale gives people a second chance by combining career training with care that goes beyond a traditional food industry job. Executive director Kisha Lee and trainee Chavi Jackson share how the program has been able to uplift St. Louisans in vulnerable situations and put them on a path toward success.
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