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Black Out: Why Francis Howell reinstated Black history, literature courses
The news of an all-white, conservative-led Francis Howell School Board voting to drop elective courses on Black history and Black literature - then almost immediately rescinding the mandate made national headlines.
Cities with the highest homicide rates in the world - STL didn’t make it!!!
St. Louis police officers involved in crash in Downtown West
Two St. Louis police officers had to be hospitalized Sunday afternoon following a multi-vehicle crash in Downtown West.
New businesses in Florissant boosting economy in north St. Louis County
Bar Trivia Nights
If You Do Instacart at Schnucks…
What is the best Steak n’ Shake?
Wtf is all the honking in CWE?
Tower Grove @ Midnight
Santa’s Magical Kingdom
Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier! More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical worlds […]
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Don’t call 911 for a parking violation
Confidence in universities hasn’t plummeted in any unusual way
Over at National Review, Michael Strain notes that confidence in higher education has declined considerably over the past few years. But he says it's not just because of Republicans: Universities are bleeding support among Americans who identify as Democrats and independents as well. In 2023, universities had the confidence of only 59 percent of Democrats ...continue reading "Confidence in universities hasn’t plummeted in any unusual way"
How will the next winter storm affect metro St. Louis?
Our weather pattern continues to evolve, with waves of winter storms on the way.
Cortex Aglow
See Cortex . . . aglow! This FREE winter-themed photo op features lighted snowflakes and illuminated trees. Drive by or stop for a selfie with the snowflakes to remember the […]
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Best indoor pool at a hotel
Raw data: Births and deaths in the US
Here is the quarterly change in population of the United States: Every year, like clockwork, population increases a lot in summer and then increases at a significantly lower rate in winter. Why? Here are births and deaths: Every year, births peak in summer and hit a low point in winter. Deaths peak in winter and ...continue reading "Raw data: Births and deaths in the US"
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