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A columnist returns: There's no place like home, there's no place like home ...
After a one-year — let's call it a hiatus — Daniel Neman is back in the Features department, where he belongs. Readers of the Business section are sure to be relieved.
Raising Cane's chicken finger chain plans 2nd location in Metro East
A fast-casual restaurant known for its chicken finger meals plans to open its second location in Metro East.
Elton John’s Farewell tour is the first ever to top $900 million
Elton John's Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour is set to wrap up this weekend in Sweden, but it's managed to set one more record. Already the highest-grossing tour of all…
Donut Drive-In's Chief Donut Maker Thinks the Weed Store Next Door Helps Business
Since 1953, the Donut Drive-In has been holding it down on Chippewa Street in Lindenwood Park. Though the ownership has changed hands, the drive-in still uses the same family recipes as 70 years ago.
Wallet-theft case of St. Louis firefighter pushed off until August
Arnold Britt now is set to appear Aug. 16 in St. Louis County Circuit Court on felony and misdemeanor charges connected to stealing from an accident victim.
Questions about roads and highways? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
School Decides To Harden Security By Giving EVERYONE The Same Password
Cyber security. It’s complicated. Protecting against threats means determining what your threat level is. Demanding everyone utilize a 53-character password with uppercase letters, numbers, and “special symbols” generally just makes people more irritated, rather than more secure. Obviously, things must be secured. And passwords shouldn’t be so simple that anyone with an off-the-shelf HP desktop […]
Some states to landlords: You can’t evict tenants without a good reason
BUFFALO, N.Y. — For years, Charlene Redrick worked double shifts to make sure she made rent each month. The 64-year-old nursing home aide always paid on time — even at the height of the pandemic. But in 2022, Redrick’s landlord moved to evict her from the three-bedroom apartment she shared with her granddaughter and infant […]
The post Some states to landlords: You can’t evict tenants without a good reason appeared first on Missouri Independent.
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Can a shop owner be compelled to celebrate same-sex marriage?
The other recent Supreme Court case that I'm on the fence about is 303 Creative. In that one, Lorie Smith didn't want to create a website celebrating a same-sex marriage and the Court upheld her refusal. In my initial post about it, I said the Court relied on a "thin distinction indeed": namely that while ...continue reading "Can a shop owner be compelled to celebrate same-sex marriage?"
Beyoncé reschedules Kansas City tour stop at Arrowhead Stadium
Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour stop in Kansas City will be rescheduled to October due to "production logistics and scheduling issues."
Boat crashes, traffic deaths, drownings: MSHP shares Fourth of July weekend statistics
Britt Barbie Drops Out of St. Louis Music Festival Following Backlash
St. Charles TikTok rapper Britt Barbie will no longer be headlining the Queens of the Lou festival. The "Period Ahh, Period Uhh" rapper announced her decision on Instagram two days ago, writing, "I will no longer be performing at queens of the Lou." Instead, Barbie says she will be holding her own meet-and-greet.
Big River drowning victim ID'd as St. Louis man
Authorities have identified a man who drowned over the weekend in the Big River at Rockford Beach.
Recruit a Ferguson officer, you could earn $1,000
The Ferguson Police Department launched a new initiative Wednesday that could pay anyone $1,000 for helping the department hire new officers.
U2 announces 30th anniversary vinyl ’Zoorapa’ reissue
U2 has announced a vinyl reissue of the band's 1993 album, Zooropa, in honor of its 30th anniversary. The record will be available as a limited edition transparent yellow two-LP set in…
Golf the Galleries
Join us for the 6th season of this playable, artist-designed, nine-hole mini golf installation, designed to be inclusive, family friendly and accessible. All proceeds from Golf the Galleries support The
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Why can the Supreme Court overturn the student loan forgiveness program?
Earlier this morning I said there were two recent Supreme Court cases that left me conflicted. One of them was the decision that killed off the student loan forgiveness program, so let's take a closer look at that. The easiest legal argument in favor of allowing the program to continue is a simple syllogism: The ...continue reading "Why can the Supreme Court overturn the student loan forgiveness program?"
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