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Report: Foo Fighters cancel scheduled Grammy performance
Foo Fighters are up for three awards this Sunday night at the Grammys, but should they win, reportedly, they won't be in the house to accept them. The band was…
Nonprofit continues control of Title X funds in Missouri, beating bid by the state
This year marks the third time the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services competed unsuccessfully for oversight of the funds.
As the MLB season nears, here are the changes fans can expect at Busch Stadium this season
Arrest made after man found dead with hands, feet bound in Overland
Detectives arrested a 47-year-old man in connection with a homicide that happened earlier this week in Overland.
Partnership aims to renovate Normandie Golf Course, diversify the game
Dead & Company returning to the road for 2022 US summer tour
Grateful Dead spin-off group Dead & Company has announced plans for a new U.S. summer tour that currently features 20 dates, running from a June 11 concert at Dodger Stadium…
Sittin’ On the Porch Jam
Join NBM’s Sittin’ on the Porch on Thursday Nights from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM! Players of all levels are encouraged to come jam with
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Is it just me or has the weather been especially awful so far this year?
Missouri man charged in Jan. 6 riots, accused of hitting officer
Cale Douglas Clayton, of Drexel, Missouri, has been charged with numerous crimes connected to the January 6 riots at the Capitol.
Mortgage interest rates are up again
Mortgage interest rates are up again this week: When you account for both home prices and interest rates, monthly payments are up nearly 30% over the past half year. Unsurprisingly, sales of both new and existing homes have dropped over the past few months and average sales prices have been flat. I expect this trend ...continue reading "Mortgage interest rates are up again"
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Busch Stadium gearing up for season with food, fun, and giveaways
ST. LOUIS, MO - The lockout is over and we are now just one week out from the start of the St. Louis Cardinals season. Opening Day at Busch Stadium will be April 7, 2022, against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Policy Building Blocks: What Do We Mean When We Talk About Liability
In tech policy, as with any policy, we often talk about liability. Basically, should X liable to Y, why, and with what consequence? Figuring out good policy is often a matter of figuring out how those questions should be answered. Because sometimes it might be good for society if X could be held liable for […]
Thursday Nights at the Museum
Kick off your weekend at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park! Each Thursday Night at the Museum will be the most fun, engaging, uplifting, thought-provoking, perspective-shaping night
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They're going to increase the rent after someone was murdered, fuck STL CityWide/Aspirent/luxliving
Advance STL: An inside look at who responded to our survey
Why hundreds of mattresses were dumped in one St. Louis County town
Police say one man is responsible for most of the illegal dumping on the streets of Kinloc
Governor Pritzker Announces Executed Agreement for the Sale of the James R. Thompson Center
CHICAGO – Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Central Management Services (CMS) announced today that the sale of the James R. Thompson Center at 100 West Randolph Street has reached another major milestone by executing the Purchase and Sale Agreement with JRTC Holdings, LLC. “I’m pleased to announce that we have finalized a purchase sales agreement for the James R. Thompson Center, not only saving taxpayers $800 million but also adding vitality to Chicago’s LaSalle Street corridor by honoring the original design through a modern lens,” said Governor JB Pritzker. In December 2021, the State announced the selection of JRTC Holdings, LLC as purchaser of the building, following the competitive Request for Proposal process. As part of this public-private partnership structure, the State will receive a $70 million up-front payment for the purchase of the property while retaining approximately 425,000 sq ft of newly renovated, Class-A office