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Celebrating 25 years of Tionól and St. Louis’ Irish music scene
For 25 years, musicians of all levels have gathered for the annual St. Louis Tionól — not just to perform traditional Irish music, but to bask in the companionship of fellow performers and attendees. As festival co-founder Mike Mullins puts it, “The heart of Irish music is a social event.”
'Winging It': New bird show coming to Saint Louis Zoo
Parler’s New Owner Shuts Down Site: ‘No Reasonable Person Believes Twitter For Conservatives Is A Viable Business Model’
Ah, remember Parler? They were the first of the “alternative” social media companies targeting the Trumpist crowd, in which I pointed out that their whole “we don’t moderate” schtick wasn’t going to work. The company speed ran the content moderation learning curve faster than most. But even from the beginning, the Trumpists who joined admitted […]
Man charged in road rage shooting that left man critically injured in St. Louis Saturday evening
ESL 189’s Briana Morales named Teacher of Year
It wasn’t your average Monday on April 17 for Briana Morales, an English teacher at Gordon Bush Alternative Center in East St. Louis.
Kim Gardner faces contempt of court after prosecutor no-shows murder trial
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner could be held in contempt of court after a prosecutor in her office no-showed a murder trial Monday morning.
Developer proposes second new hotel next to new Bass Pro location in Sunset Hills
Looking for a HVAC company in north county.
How Murphy the bald eagle incubated a rock, and then became a dad
There’s a new parent at the World Bird Sanctuary. His name is Murphy. He’s a bald eagle. In March, he began to attract attention when he was spotted incubating a rock in his enclosure. Murphy’s fixation on fatherhood went viral, but his story didn’t end there. Last week, the sanctuary introduced Murphy to an orphaned baby eaglet. World Bird Sanctuary executive director Roger Holloway discusses the incredible story of Murphy, the bird’s unusual journey into parenthood, and what comes next for the now internet-famous pair.
KE2 Therm Solutions to be sold to Atlanta-based public company
KE2 Therm Solutions Inc., a Franklin County-based manufacturer of refrigeration controls and temperature monitoring technology, is being acquired by an Atlanta-based public company.
‘How do you protect a Black kid?’ Protesters demand justice in shooting of Kansas City teenager
The 16-year-old was shot and critically wounded after he went to the wrong house to pick up his younger twin brothers, according to family.
Eight tornadoes hit St. Louis region during weekend storms
Three of the four tornadoes peaked with wind speeds at an estimated 100 mph. A fourth tornado reached wind gusts of an estimated 85 mph.
Missing Newton family found in Arizona: Police
NEWTON, Ill. (WCIA) -- A family that disappeared more than two months ago from Newton has been found safe in Arizona, police said. In a press release, officials said Stephen, Monica, Aiden and Nicholas Lutz were found in Cochise County, the southeastern-most part of the state. Their location was eventually narrowed down thanks to automated [...]
Alpha-Gal safe places to eat?
Clear Plate Covers?
Mike Kehoe outraises rivals in GOP race for Missouri governor
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe reported raising roughly $650,000 during the first three months of the year, vastly outpacing his two likely rivals for the GOP nomination for Missouri governor.
Jefferson County kids taste-test school lunch. Even the chocolate-chickpea spread is good.
The "Flavor Fest Taste Test" at Woodridge Middle School let students judge next year's cafeteria offerings.
This St. Louis pharmacy is working to close the health care divide
Annual One Day, One SIUE Event To Be Held This Thursday, April 20 Moved To Morris University Center
EDWARDSVILLE - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is hosting its second annual One Day, One SIUE 24-hour day of giving on Thursday, April 20. The event will bring together the entire SIUE community–students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, friends and community partners–to raise money for top priorities across the University. Beginning at midnight on April 20 and continuing all day, the community is encouraged to make a gift at siue.edu/oneday in support of the day’s $1,000,000 goal from 1,000 unique donors. The day will culminate with an evening celebration in the Morris University Center – Meridian Ballroom. “Each of our donors and partners play an important role in the University’s success as we pursue our bold vision,” said Chancellor James T. Minor, PhD. “One Day, One SIUE contributions will increase our opportunities to keep college access alive and support the educational experiences that make SIUE students so competitive
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