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Missouri lawmakers try to flush fake urine for drug tests
Measure would ban the distribution, delivery and sale of a “drug masking product” — making the offense a class A misdemeanor.
Once Again, Epic Fails In Its Antitrust Quest Against Apple
As we noted two and a half years ago when Epic filed its antitrust lawsuit against Apple, it seemed like a pretty big uphill climb legally speaking. The whole thing seemed more like “contract negotiation via antitrust judicial battle” rather than a legitimate antitrust claim. And, so far, it looks like we were correct. The […]
St. Charles County clinic offering yellow fever vaccine
With travel on the rise again, a St. Charles County clinic is offering yellow fever vaccination for people going abroad for vacation or humanitarian work.
The Repertory Theatre's artistic director to exit after 5 years
Hana Sharif, who has been artistic director of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis for five years, is leaving for the same post at a mid-Atlantic theater.
Truck driver charged with DWI in crash that injured troopers, Glendale police officer
Two patrol cars were totaled in the crash on Interstate 44 early Sunday morning.
The Smuggest Man On Air
Goodbye for now to Tucker Carlson, who punctured the lazy pieties of the media class.
Homicide investigation underway after man found dead in north St. Louis
The Voice Recap: Neil Salsich Finally Gets His Closeup
Up until last night, The Voice had been giving Neil Salsich short shrift. For his first appearance, the St. Louis musician was given none of the customary contestant backstory.
Chef Ma’s Closed Permanently
Man charged with attempting to rape women at downtown St. Louis MetroLink stations
Dartarius Gibson, of Cahokia Heights, is facing two charges of first-degree attempted rape and one charge of first-degree sodomy.
One-on-one: Albert Pujols talks baseball with Martin Kilcoyne
Just last year, Albert Pujols embarked on his final run as a St. Louis Cardinals and reached 700 home runs. He's now enjoying retirement after 23 storied seasons in Major League Baseball.
Jury Duty
Former Missouri State Highway Patrol inspector admits taking bribes
A former inspector with the Missouri State Highway Patrol admitted Tuesday in federal court to accepting thousands of dollars in cash bribes over false vehicle certifications.
Police: Driver charged with DWI after crashing into 2 MSHP troopers, Glendale officer on I-44
Forbes 30 Under 30… And Facing 30 Years Behind Bars
Back in 2016, around the time that both Theranos and Zenefits were engulfed in scandals that involved their superstar founders/CEOs being caught lying to investors, we had a podcast discussing the issues around innovation and the marketing mantra of “fake it ‘til you make it” for startups. One of the points raised is that there […]
Daily Deal: Flux 7 TWS Earbuds with Wireless Charging Case And Power Bank
Using advanced noise-reduction technology, Flux 7 TWS earphones have been designed to reduce unwanted noise during exercise. With an onboard 2,000mAh polymer lithium battery that offers 4 hours of music play time, the sweatproof Flux 7 TWS earbuds are ideal for fitness enthusiasts who want to pack light and move fast. The earphones are on […]
Cardinals selling $7 tickets to Angels series for limited time
The St. Louis Cardinals are selling tickets to their upcoming home series against the Los Angeles Angels for as low as $7. The Angels pay a visit from Tuesday, May 2 to Thursday, May 4.
Centene's Q1 profit surged past $1B, but its forecast took a step back
The region's largest publicly traded company adjusted its earnings forecast for next year as it looks to recalibrate a core part of its business.
POWERplex Won’t Happen in Hazelwood; Buck Teases Plans Elsewhere
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Dan Buck spent years grappling with public officials, an absentee owner, taxing district debt and the pandemic in order to bring his expansive youth sports complex POWERplex to a dying mall in Hazelwood. But ultimately his efforts failed over a lease disagreement and worsening market conditions. Come May 1, what Buck […]
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