A St. Louis coffee shop and restaurant temporarily closed due to lead contamination, the owner said.
According to a Facebook post Monday, Brew Tulum Speciality Coffee + Mexican Kitchen Experience, located at 5090 Delmar Blvd. in the Delmar Maker District, found an "environmental hazard" at the business location.
An inspection found lead dust on the walls, the floor, inside the HVAC system and remnants of exposed lead paint on the walls, the post said. The restaurant has been closed since mid-September,…
Warren Haynes' album The Benefit Concert Volume 20 is coming out December 8, but we've got the first taste of the live album. The album was recorded at Haynes' 30th…
This is the time of year that pests go looking for a warm place to spend the winter. Spiders, stink bugs, and mice are all common problems homeowners face.
ROXANA - There are several senior leaders on the Roxana Shells football team that have made a marvelous postseason run this year. James Herring captains the defense but got his name on the scoresheet in Roxana’s big playoff win over Paris. Herring, a big linebacker, an imposing force in the Shell defense, intercepted a Paris pass and rumbled down almost to the endzone, but was tackled just short on the one-yard line. He came off the field, celebrating his big play with his Roxana teammates. Shells' head coach Wade DeVries told him to get back out there, line up as a fullback, and finish the job. James took the handoff from Roxana quarterbackChris Walleck and powered his way into the endzone. James Herring has been playing football for eight years. It’s the first time he’s ever scored a touchdown. Herring is a Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of Month for the Shells. “I was happy,” said Herring. “I’ve been asking for a touchdown
Kathy O’Neill Paese, interim president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, on Thursday addressed bankers, investment specialists, financial analysts and CFOs in her first public speaking event in the Louisville, Kentucky, market since taking the post this summer.
Weeks after hanging up the spikes, Adam Wainwright wanted to reassure St. Louis that the city and the Cardinals organization will always hold a special place in his heart.
ALTON - On Friday, November 17, 2023, Alton Main Street will host an event that’s sure to get you into the holiday spirit. The 29th Annual community Tree Lighting at Lincoln-Douglas Square will begin with the arrival of Santa Claus on the trolley at 6 p.m. The free festivities including caroling, cookies and hot cocoa will continue until 6:45 p.m. when Mayor David Goins flips the lights on the beautiful tree, which is provided by the Alton-Godfrey Rotary Club. This event will be broadcast live in a cooperative effort between Riverbender.com and WBGZ Radio. Mike Roberts and C.J. Nasello of Our Daily Show! will host the broadcast. Families are encouraged to bring their cameras to take pictures with Santa and costumed holiday characters. Songs will fill the air throughout the evening provided by area Girl Scout Troops, the Salvation Army’s “Let the Music Begin” singing group and the Great Rivers Choral Society. Pastor Patrick Thatcher of Country Bible Church
Taylor Swift might grab all the headlines, but when it comes to touring, it's the legendary rock acts who consistently do great business. That's why a bunch of them have…
Schlafly Beer, the St. Louis area's oldest craft brewery, announced a change in leadership Friday, as Fran Caradonna will shift from CEO to a "consultancy role."
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