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Salsa Rosada Brings Venezuelan and Colombian Food to Midtown
Lafayette Park's beloved Mayo Ketchup has a new sister restaurant: Salsa Rosada (3135 Olive Street, 314-601-3038, plantaingirl.com), named after the traditional Latin American blend of mayonnaise, ketchup and seasoning, opened last month in Midtown. Mandy Estrella and Bradley Payne, co-owners of Salsa Rosada and Mayo Ketchup's mother company, Plantain Girl, originally intended for Salsa Rosada to be a stand-alone Venezuelan and Colombian kitchen.
Motorcyclist dies in Edwardsville hit-and-run crash
Clementine's Creamery in running for best ice cream shop in the country
STL County Library Summer Lunch Program begins June 5
St. Louis County Library and Operation Food Search will provide lunches to children this summer at nine SLCL locations starting on June 5, 2023.
Bamboo Equity Partners launches new company to reach beyond St. Louis region
The new company, Artori Group, will tap Bamboo Equity Partners and its affiliated companies to streamline the commercial real estate process.
Ramp closure this weekend at I-270/Hwy. 40 interchange in West County
The ramp from westbound Hwy. 40 (I-64) to southbound I-270 will close at 9 p.m. Friday for maintenance work; it will reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.
Half a million people in less than a dozen states have lost Medicaid coverage since April
More than 500,000 people across 11 states have lost their Medicaid coverage since the unwinding of a policy that allowed people to stay in the program throughout the pandemic. The data, reported by the states and tracked by health policy researcher KFF, shows that of the five states providing data on people who lost Medicaid coverage […]
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Missouri man planned to shoot at immigrants, murder agents at Mexican border, feds say
Jonathan O’Dell of Warsaw, Missouri, and Bryan Perry of Tennessee are accused of conspiring to go “to war with” border patrol agents.
The global plastics treaty can fight climate change — if it reduces plastic production
A new report says a 75 percent cut in plastics is needed to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Scattered showers and storms forecasted for Friday
The temperatures have been gradually increasing by a degree or two each day.
Police seek driver in St. Louis hit-and-run
Police are looking for the driver who struck a person in the Grove neighborhood this morning.
Another climate tipping point to worry about: Plankton
Rising temperatures could turn one of the world's most common organisms into a major source of carbon emissions.
US food aid could shrink under debt ceiling deal, hunger groups warn
The debt plan passed by Congress and sent to the president contains work requirements to get food benefits.
Two dead, one injured in St. Louis after shootings at three crime scenes
All three shooting are under further investigation. In the first incident, police responded to a call in the Fountain Park neighborhood of North St. Louis near Bayard and Page.
Mickey Hart making in-person art gallery appearances throughout June
While the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart is known for his music, when he’s not onstage he loves making art. His latest collection, the Art of Mickey Hart, is going to be on display…
Mark Vittert's Reflections: 'Guilt' tipping
I have my credit card ready to insert into the little machine, and then, of course, the new development in the “world of payments” is staring me right in the eyes. Tip amount “15%, 20%, etc., or none.”
Manchin’s Pipeline Payoff Strangles Future Permitting Reform Negotiations
The Fiscal Responsibility Act approved several items on fossil fuel industry wish lists, with nothing for renewable energy. That kills leverage for a broader deal.
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Sempra Pushes to Expand Pacific Pipelines for Gas Export
Through a ‘tribal justice’ front group, the infrastructure arm of the California and Texas utility owner has lobbied for gas exports that could raise prices for its own customers.
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