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Extreme releases new ‘Six’ track “Other Side of the Rainbow”
Extreme is set to drop their sixth studio album, aptly titled Six, on June 9, and now they’ve just shared another track from the record. The latest single is “Other Side of the…
Thief hits St. Louis Target store 12 times, steals $2.6K worth of items
Authorities arrested a man who reportedly stole from a St. Louis Target store 12 times this year and took off with more than $2,600 worth of items.
S.M. Wilson & Co. shifts technology focus with new C-level post
S.M. Wilson & Co., one of the St. Louis region's largest general contractors, has restructured its technology department and filled a new C-level tech post.
Free Drinks Tonight at Steve's Hot Dogs
Drinks are on the house tonight at Steve's Hot Dogs on on South Grand. Well, the first 40 are anyway. Tonight the iconic bar and eatery is hosting another one of its "Belly up to the Bar" events which features celebrity bartenders slinging drinks, with half the sales going to Feed the People.
Janelle Monáe to perform at Stifel Theatre this summer
Dark Sky star viewing event on June 16, Sandy Creek State Park, Hillsboro, MO.
St. Louis Police chase ends in shootout (2021)
PSA: broken water main southbound Hampton at 44
How 236,471 Words Of Amici Briefing Gave Us The 565 Word Gonzalez Decision
There has been a lot said about Gonzalez v. Google, the first Supreme Court Section 230 case in 22 years. Of course, in those 2+ decades Section 230’s “twenty-six words that created the internet” have generated their fair share of courtroom and political controversy. But even given 230’s lightning-rod status for free speech and the internet, interest in […]
Dressel's Holds Soft Opening After 3-Year Hiatus
Following a near three-year hiatus, Dressel’s is back, almost. The beloved Central West End gastropub held a soft opening over the weekend and teased a full reopening on its Instagram a week ago.
Apology The Beatles sent to young girl in 1963 sells for over $14,000 at auction
An apology note The Beatles wrote to a schoolgirl back in 1963 has sold at auction in London. According to The Mail, the band wrote the letter to a young girl named Diana after canceling a…
Daily Deal: Angle Pro Knife Sharpener with Angle Gauge
The Angle Pro Knife Sharpener helps you get professional quality sharpening right in your own home. This 3-in-1 knife sharpener includes a stainless steel angle gauge for measuring your blade’s exact angle, three ceramic wheels for honing (straightening) your blade, three diamond wheels for sharpening your blade, and 3 tungsten carbide rods for putting a […]
Grand Sammies & Sides Does Sandwiches Right
Pat Skiersch was fortunate enough to grow up in a household that knew how to cook. His dad, mom and uncle were excellent in the kitchen, so epic weekend meals were a regular occurrence.
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Why is it so hard to get a liquor license in St. Louis City?
The job market looks weaker and weaker these days
Today is JOLTS day, which provides a snapshot of the employment market. Here's what it looks like through April: Job openings were actually up a bit in April but were down by 30% from their peak a year ago. Quits are steadily down, an indication that workers are afraid they can't leave for a better ...continue reading "The job market looks weaker and weaker these days"
Updated St Louis Unemployment Figures | released May 31, 2023
14-year-old shot outside short-term rental party on Delmar Boulevard
Missouri Police Warn Citizens Not to Wrestle Bear
If you wrestle a bear in Missouri, the consequences could be even worse than getting mauled half-to-death a la Leonardo DiCaprio in The Revenant. That's right, scuffle with a bear in the Show-Me State and you could be grappling with a misdemeanor. The Salem Police Department on the edge of the Mark Twain National Forest reminded everyone of that actual state law on the books yesterday when a Salem resident spotted a black bear near Rolla Road on the northern edge of town.
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