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Rams money hits St. Louis, St. Louis County bank accounts
The three parties to the NFL settlement all have plans in place to invest the money while they decide what to do with it.
St Louis artist here. I just finished painting this local farm!
Quote of the day: Fabricating your resume is no big deal
From Speaker Kevin McCarthy, reminded that serial liar George Santos fabricated big chunks of his resume: So did a lot of people here in the Senate. Do tell! Let's name names, please.
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Paul McCartney & Brian May among the latest tributes to Jeff Beck
Paul McCartney is the latest rock star to share his thoughts on the passing of Jeff Beck, who died Tuesday at the age of 78. Saying he was saddened to hear of Beck’s passing,…
Chesterfield-based Amdocs to cut hundreds of jobs globally
The Chesterfield-based software business Amdocs is the latest in a wave of tech companies to begin cutting jobs.
St. Charles County sees nearly 40% of metro’s single-family housing permits in 2022, building boom continues
St. Louis, St. Louis County investing Rams settlement money to help future community-driven plans
Boeing to launch internship program for UMSL engineering students
The joint program consists of upper-level UMSL engineering students who take undergraduate courses on the Washington University campus taught by Wash U faculty members.
St. Louis Teen Found Guilty of Double Homicide
A 19-year-old's second murder trial in three months ended this afternoon with him being found guilty of double homicide. After a two-day trial, a jury determined that Prinshun McClain murdered Terri Bankhead, 27, and her 8-year-old daughter, Da'Nilya Edwards, in August 2021 in the Fairgrounds neighborhood. In closing arguments, Assistant Circuit Attorney Natalia Ogurkiewicz referred to the case as a "nightmare story” for the two victims, but “an intricate production” for McClain, who went about the murders as if they were happening in a horror film of which he was the director.
Missouri House adopts new dress code for women
The Missouri House has changed its dress code for women after debate Wednesday over house rules in the legislative session.
St. Louis Public Radio becomes Missouri's first NPR station to unionize
Greenfinch Theater & Dive To Open in the Former Way Out Club Space
St. Louisans have been mourning the loss of the Way Out Club deeply this month. Though the club announced its closure in 2021, it wasn’t until last week that the public was let inside for an epic estate sale of all things kitsch. But all of this attention to the space had people wondering what would come of it once the Way Out had been cleaned out.
With ‘All Things New’ plan looming, St. Louis Catholics keep the faith
The Catholic community in the St. Louis region is at a crossroads. A sweeping plan from the Archdiocese, known as the All Things New initiative, is considering how to close schools and consolidate parishes. Among those preparing for the change is Fr. Andrew Auer, an associate pastor at St. Clare of Assisi in Ellisville. Fr. Auer discusses the reaction to All Things New, why St. Louis’ Catholic community may be “over-planted,” and the impending announcement May 28, on Pentecost, of the final model for parish consolidation.
St. Louis man sentenced for rape of 13-year-old girl at Compton Hill Reservoir Park
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Your $72,000 Future Alders Side Gigs
St. Louis Alders are about to raise their salaries from $37,000 to $72,000. Most will continue secondary employment, running businesses and working at other jobs for paychecks, unless very specific wording is added to the City Charter by public vote. Alders and Board President should be required to devote all their time to the elected … Continue reading Your $72,000 Future Alders Side Gigs →
Man sentenced for raping girl at Compton Hill Reservoir Park
A St. Louis man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for raping a 13-year-old girl at Compton Hill Reservoir Park.