Neighbors on Park Charles Boulevard South said that shortly after the ranch-style home sold they noticed an increase in out-of-state licensed vehicles parking at the home and along the street.
We were pleasantly surprised when congressional Republicans introduced our farewell article to the former president, titled Biden’s press freedom legacy: Empty words and hypocrisy, into the record at a House Judiciary Committee hearing this week.
That’s great — it’s always nice to have our work recognized. But if Republican lawmakers agree with us that former President Joe Biden was bad on press freedom, someone should really tell them about this Donald Trump character who’s in office now. All the abuses we identified in the article Republicans cited have (as the article predicted) worsened under the new president, and he’s come up with plenty of new ones too.
We wrote a letter to let the committee know that if it’s serious about addressing the issues our article discussed, regardless of who is in the White House, we’re here to help. We’ll let you know if they reply (but don’t hold your breath). Read the letter here or below.
Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott revealed in August that the band was working on a new studio album, and now he’s shared a bit more information about when fans can expect to hear new…
ST. LOUIS – On Friday, Mayor Cara Spencer signed Executive Order 91, which resumes under a strong legal framework the City’s issuance of minority/women-owned business enterprise (“M/WBE”) certification. Following its pause on issuing new M/WBE contracts implemented in early August, the City hired legal consulting firm Griffin & Strong, recognized nationally as experts in economic development disparity programs. The firm was hired to not only analyze the City’s M/WBE program and 2024 Disparity Study , but also to craft legally sound recommendations enabling the City to fully resume all M/WBE contracting activities in the near future. Griffin & Strong conducted a thorough analysis of the City’s ordinances, the 2024 Disparity Study and case law. The firm also held numerous discussions with members of the minority contractor community, organizations including the NAACP St. Louis, and members of the Board of Aldermen. Following this process, Griffin
Lenny Kravitz has been added as a presenter for the MTV Video Music Awards.Kravitz is also nominated for a VMA this year in the best rock category for his song "Honey." He's…
ST. LOUIS - Charter Spectrum is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for relevant information about criminal acts affecting its services in Missouri and Illinois. The Spectrum Vandalism Reward Program is open to adult U.S. residents in 10 states, including Missouri and Illinois. Spectrum is asking for credible information that leads to the arrest [...]
Green Day has shared a teaser for their upcoming movie, New Years Rev.As previously reported, the film follows three friends who mistakenly believe that their band has been picked to open a…
Below is the brief, in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment, I have been waiting my career to write, to finally tell the Supreme Court that when it comes to platform liability for their users’ alleged copyright infringement, we’ve been doing it wrong. While I’ve already had a chance to tell the Supreme Court that […]
Paul McKee opened Zoom, a gas station and mini mart, and Greenleaf Market in 2019 as part of his NorthSide Regeneration plan, which promised to revitalize north St. Louis but ultimately failed to take off.
Fairmount Park Casino and Racing in Collinsville, Illinois has moved its live race post times to 2:30 p.m. for the remainder of the 2025 season, with the change designed to make weekday and weekend racing more accessible for fans and to align with national wagering windows.
The Police’s Andy Summers is taking his guitar on a global trek.Variety reports that Summers will star in a new eight-part docuseries, Global Guitar, that will have the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer traveling…
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Two men were sentenced to decades behind bars over a deadly fireworks explosion in north St. Louis County that killed four people. On Thursday, a judge sentenced Seneca Mahan and Terrell Cooks each to 25 years in prison after both pleaded guilty to felony charges in the explosion earlier this [...]
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