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Ruth's Chris Steak House re-opens downtown following $1M remodel
Ruth’s Chris Steak House — located downtown on the first floor of the Hyatt Regency at the Arch — has re-opened, following a $1 million investment that will make the restaurant better suited to a post-pandemic landscape, officials said.
St. Louis board votes to advance Forest Park, Citygarden projects
St. Louis alderman reassures on Grove killings: Businesses 'not targets in this tragedy'
St. Louis Alderman Michael Browning on Tuesday sought to reassure businesses and residents after two people were killed and one injured in a shooting near The Grove business district.
8 federal prosecutors to partner with St. Louis circuit attorney to help reduce backlog of serious cases
Eight assistant U.S. attorneys will soon be working alongside city prosecutors to help prosecute some of the city's most serious cases as St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore's administration continues to dig out from the backlog of cases Kim Gardner’s administration left behind.
The group of eight federal prosecutors include some former city prosecutors who worked during Gardner’s administration as well as her predecessor Jennifer Joyce. Some of them also once worked in the St. Louis County…
St. Louis-area animal shelters to reduce adoption fees next month
Several animal shelters in the St. Louis metropolitan area will reduce adoption fees next month as part of a summer campaign.
Elon’s Twitter Kills Off Many More Useful Bots
One of Elon’s big promises when he took over Twitter was that he would get rid of spam bots. So far that’s been a huge fucking failure. That’s from the Wall Street Journal, which has been generally supportive of Musk’s tenure at Twitter. But, the article makes it clear that Musk has totally failed to […]
On Russia, Where the Past Is Never Past
Today on TAP: The Wagner Group mutiny re-enacted aborted coups of yore.
Judas Priest’s Richie Faulkner announces signature Gibson Flying V guitar
Judas Priest's Richie Faulkner has announced a new signature guitar in collaboration with Gibson. The Richie Faulkner Flying V Custom is a personalized take on the famed model, complete with…
Former Lindenwood University, youth club hockey coach charged with child sex crimes
A former hockey coach at Lindenwood University and youth clubs in the area is accused of sexually abused at least two children, including one on a team he coached, between 2007 and 2021.
Final phase to connect and restore Forest Park waterways begins
ST. LOUIS -- A groundbreaking for a project to help connect more waterways in Forest Park was held Tuesday morning. This project will continue through the 2023 summer. It will restore several features including the Seven Pools waterfall, Round Lake, Bowl Lake and add a pavilion on its shoreline. This is the final phase of [...]
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Temperatures could top 100 degrees in the St. Louis area this week
The heat index could hit 105 or higher on Thursday and Friday, according to the NWS.
A downtown parking garage is crumbling. St. Louis says it’s studying the problem.
Commuters at the downtown garage have driven around metal shoring for a year. St. Louis officials say a fix is finally coming.
Ingredients maker Ribus Inc. relocates headquarters from Kirkwood to Nevada
The family-owned company that had long been based locally, moved its headquarters earlier this year from St. Louis to Sparks, Nevada, where this month it opened a new 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.
Former Missouri inmate with HIV challenges state prison solitary confinement policy
A former inmate at a Missouri prison says the state’s solitary confinement policy discriminates against individuals with HIV and is unconstitutional.
Tickets for Chiefs-Dolphins game in Germany sell out in minutes
Kansas City Chiefs fans had just minutes to snag tickets to the team's first game in Germany after they quickly sold out on Ticketmaster.
Monthly Construction Input Prices Decrease in May
From Contractor: Construction input prices fell 0.6% in May compared to the previous month, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Producer Price Index data released today. Nonresidential construction input prices declined 0.5% for the month. Overall construction input prices are 3.7% lower than a year ago. […]
St. Louis Building Speaks for Us All
Where: North Grand near Fairground Park When: Thursday, June 22 at 12:30 p.m. What: The lowest-effort mural in St. Louis
Subsidies for Big Downtown Projects Clear Aldermanic Committee
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Subsidies aimed at kickstarting two big downtown development projects cleared their first hurdle at the Board of Aldermen on Thursday, moving through committee without a single dissenting vote. The bills offering tax breaks to developers looking to revamp the old riverfront industrial area south of the Arch and refill the vacant […]
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