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What new Missouri legislation allows — and doesn’t allow — for trans youth
The bills, approved on Wednesday, await action by Gov. Mike Parson.
RBGA's May Small Business Award Honors Family's Service Legacy
GODFREY – The RiverBend Growth Association has chosen its May 2023 Small Business of the Month award honoree to be Freer Auto Body & Accessories, Inc. of Godfrey. Located at 4512 N. Alby Road, Freer Auto Body has been a business mainstay now for 31 years with 16 employees who all have a part in supporting “the dream.” This dream had been launched into reality by a young 19-year-old entrepreneur back in 1991, with help from his grandfather, his brother, and his whole family. David Freer was that young man with a vision. His grandfather was Arnold Freer, an auto body man with a genuine talent. Freer Auto Body remains a true family-owned business today. “We lost David in 2008,” noted Margaret Freer, David’s mother, who helps in keeping his vision going as a part of the family business. “But we have continued his legacy of quality repairs and excellent customer service. We have never forgotten our meager beginnings, and we truly feel the community
Wash U professor Carl Phillips wins Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for 'Then the War'
Washington University professor Carl Phillips won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry this week for his most recent book, “Then the War: And Selected Poems, 2007-2020.” The collection chronicles an era of American culture roiled by crises of politics, identity and the pandemic. We listen back to our 2022 conversation with him.
I-64 flooded in St. Louis after water main break
A stretch of Interstate 64 is flooded in St. Louis after a water main break Friday afternoon. The interstate is flooded in both directions of Interstate 64 near Tamm Avenue.
Man found unresponsive after shooting in St. Louis' Mark Twain neighborhood survives
St. Louis County prosecutor to help with transition at St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office
Clearview Fined Again By French Government For Failing To Pay Fines Already Owed To French Government
Clearview has been giving web scraping a bad name since its arrival on the scene a couple of years ago. Scraping isn’t necessarily bad. Web scraping can provide data sets that help improve things for people everywhere. But this effort can also be used to do the sort of thing Clearview has been doing: grabbing […]
Flooding next to the Stl Zoo
Glen Carbon's Deist Completes AOC 149 At University Of Louisville
GLEN CARBON - Glen Carbon Sergeant Steven Deist recently completed AOC 149 at the University of Louisville. Deist is now the sixth Glen Carbon graduate of this elite police management program, which includes Chief Link, Lt. Ned Miller, Det. Sgt. Greg Boyer, Sgt. Jeff Blind, and Sgt. Justin Click. The Administrative Officers Course (AOC) is an advanced educational and training institute whose mission is to enhance the professional development of law enforcement officers.
St. Louis County prosecutor Wesley Bell in talks to help Kim Gardner’s office
Wesley Bell met with Kimberly M. Gardner Thursday to discuss ways his office can step in to help as she prepares to step down next month, but details remain unclear.
James Taylor shares throwback performance of “Brother Trucker”
James Taylor is sharing another throwback video with fans. The singer just posted a “vintage” live performance of the tune “Brother Trucker.” The video shows James and his band performing the song at…
Business leaders zero in on St. Louis murder rate. ‘Top priority.’
“Whatever can be done should be done to recruit more officers to the city department,” says a leading criminologist.
Queer Event 'Faeded' Abruptly Cancelled from Delmar Hall
An event to celebrate queer people and people of color at Delmar Hall was abruptly cancelled last week. On Friday, St. Louis-based musician and drag artist Maxi Glamour said their event Faeded was cancelled after someone they believed to be the owner of Delmar Hall told the event's sponsor, BeLeaf Medical, he "didn't want the show there."
St. Louis County prosecutor to help with transition at St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office
Three shot, killed Friday afternoon in St. Louis
An investigation is underway after three people were found fatally shot Friday afternoon across two scenes in north St. Louis.
Woman charged in shooting death of Spanish Lake man in north St. Louis
Missouri among states collecting the most tax revenue from commercial betting
Without federal laws for sports wagering, states are left to experiment and set their own tax-revenue structures. Some states tax sportsbooks as high as 50% and others as low as 6%, according to the American Action Forum. States with authorized sports wagering tend to hover in the 10-15% range, with nuances added from there. Some states [...]
Three people killed minutes apart in north St. Louis
Three people were killed just minutes apart Friday afternoon in north St. Louis.
St. Louis' Leverage Celebrates 10 Years of Adventurous Dance
Audience building is the perpetual quest of all arts organizations, regardless of medium. How can we get people who don’t think they like dance, visual art, classical music in our doors?
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