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St. Louis: City mulls ‘Unhoused Bill of Rights’; The bill would allow them to stay in encampments & change public urination laws
Missouri Woman Caught Stealing a Fire Truck, Crashing It into a Tree
Companies can now work with state to destroy recalled Missouri marijuana products
Companies around Missouri have been required to store nearly 63,000 recalled cannabis products since early August. But if they want to destroy that product, they can now consult with state cannabis regulators about how to do it, after a Sept. 29 hearing on the recall was postponed until at least December. Licensed cannabis businesses may […]
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Sultan: The most common mistakes students make on college applications
With the first round of deadlines less than a month away, high school seniors are in the thick of college application season.
Missouri Botanical Garden hosting educational events for Indigenous Peoples' Day
The Missouri Botanical Garden is hosting a series of educational opportunities on Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Best of Missouri Market starting today in south St. Louis City
The rain didn't stop the set-up Thursday for the Best of Missouri Market.
Prime crew for the first manned Gemini mission (GT-3), are shown inside a Gemini mission simulator at McDonnell Aircraft Corp., St. Louis, Missouri
Officer Blake Snyder Memorial Workout today
An area business is hosting a BackStoppers fundraiser on Friday.
Fire and police dispatch reason
Friday, October 6, 2023 - Student loan borrowers brace to resume payments
Federal borrowers are paying off student loans after a more than three-year reprieve. Many in the region say they face an uncertain future with the payment pause lifted.
ISPs Are Still Ripping Off A COVID Broadband Discount Program
During peak pandemic, the FCC launched the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB program), giving lower income Americans a $50 ($75 for those in tribal lands) discount off of their broadband bill. Under the program, the government gave money to ISPs, which then doled out discounts to users if they qualified. But (and I’m sure this will […]
Cedar Hill man dies after motorcycle crash in Jefferson County
A Cedar Hill man died in a crash in Jefferson County around 5:00 p.m. Thursday.
Huge, new, buses. One passenger.
Toast to ‘The Last Waltz’s’ 45th anniversary with Robbie Robertson’s new whiskey
The late Robbie Robertson is known for his legendary musical career, but this fall he'll also be remembered for his whiskey. One of Robertson’s last projects before his death in August was to team with…
Ramp from eastbound I-44 to Poplar Street Bridge in St. Louis to close Sunday
Ramp will shut down at 9 a.m. and reopen by 3 p.m. Also scheduled for closure is the nearby exit ramp to Walnut.
A Number of Tragedies
Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]
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If UAW strikes persist, auto parts supply chains could be affected
Friday marks four weeks of autoworkers striking at the General Motors plant in Wentzville and other car manufacturers across the country, seeking better pay for employees.
For real this time game night at Urban eats.
'Belleville Chili Cook-Off' taking place this weekend
A tasty fall favorite is happening this weekend. It's the 'Belleville Chili Cook-Off.'