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St. Louis’ animal shelter is overflowing. Leaders say an old city jail is the solution.
Shelter officials said the old City Workhouse would alleviate space problems and free up cash to hire more staff.
Majority of Highway Contractors Report Work Zone Crashes in Last Year
From Construction Dive: Dive Brief: On March 22, a speeding motorist crashed into a highway work zone on I-695 in Maryland, killing six construction workers. The incident received nationwide attention, but the Associated General Contractors of America has stated the crash is tragically common. “What happened to those workers on March 22 is sadly much closer to the […]
Pearl Jam’s “close to the finish line” with next album: “It’s gonna be a good one”
Prepare yourself for new Pearl Jam music. In an interview with Consequence's Kyle Meredith with... podcast, guitarist Stone Gossard shares that the grunge outfit's next album is "getting close to…
Belonging: Paintings & Poetry by Angela L. Chostner
Let your soul breathe. Experience the essence of belonging through the paintings and poetry of Angela L. Chostner. This art exhibition provides opportunity for self reflection with interactive elements.
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Chihuly in the Garden 2023
The work of world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly is coming to the Missouri Botanical Garden in a stunning exhibition uniting art and nature. With thousands of pieces of blown glass forms
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102nd Greater St. Louis Honor Flight on 79th anniversary of D-Day taking place today
A special honor flight is on its way to Washington, D.C. Tuesday morning with dozens of veterans who will spend the day visiting war memorials. Tuesday's flight lands on the 79th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in Normandy, France.
Interstate 70 in the St. Louis Region Continues Development
From Roads & Bridges: The St. Louis area is booming with industrial growth thanks to improvements on the 70-mile corridor on Interstate 70 that runs from Foristell, Missouri to Marine, Illinois. Ushering in national manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors, the construction boom is evident along I-70. Ed Lampitt, Vice Chair of Cushman & Wakefield said that […]
Find The Right Rhythm For CPR
Taylor Swift fans have another reason to celebrate: one of her songs could help save the life of someone in cardiac arrest. The American Heart Association says Swift's song “ The Man ” has 110 beats per minute, in the 100-120 beats per minute range for effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). CPR is a life-saving skill. And for Jordan Meeks, a pediatric wellness specialist at OSF HealthCare , it’s a critical skill for young people to learn. “Most cardiac arrests happen in people 40 years and older, a lot of teachers, parents, grandparents, coaches and those that young people are spending a lot of time with,” Meeks says. “And young people are getting to a point where their body is maturing, so they’re able to do those compressions with enough strength to be helpful.” Meeks visits schools across Illinois teaching students hands-only CPR. Recently, she was in Fisher, a small, rural town where it might take first responders a
Free Trip Tuesday heads to Giant City State Park with Shawnee Forest Country
From breathtaking natural beauty to unlimited outdoor recreation, FOX 2's free Trip Tuesday brought to you by Berry Door and Window takes you to Giant City State Park, in Shawnee Forest Country.
Ehsani’s Hot Kabobs now open in the Bevo Mill neighborhood
Owner Hadi Ehsani makes fresh kebobs on the grill, along with noteworthy side dishes and desserts.
St. Louis Pothole Watch: Ninth and Wright Streets
What: Possibly the largest pothole we've ever seen. Where: Ninth and Wright streets
St. Louis Man Has Triple Murder Charges Dismissed for Second Time
Yesterday in St. Louis City Circuit Court, prosecutors filed to dismiss three murder charges stemming from an alleged July 2020 drive-by shooting. It was the second go around in dismissing the case.
Disney Gets A Nice Fat Tax Break For Making Its Streaming Catalog Worse
We just got done discussing how, as the streaming video space consolidates and grows, it’s starting to behave more and more like the unpopular, consolidated cable and broadcast companies they once disrupted. Cory Doctorow’s theory of enshittification has come to streaming, in a big way. Netflix now thinks password sharing is the devil. Streaming catalogs […]
Virtual-first health plans: Faster, affordable care for your employees
Over the last several years, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Missouri has been expanding access to care through telehealth, urging consumers to use this valuable tool as an entry point to care that is fast, easy and more affordable. In the early days of the pandemic, we worked with our care provider partners to rapidly meet the need for telehealth, which had become immediately necessary. As more of our care provider partners embraced the model of making virtual the first access point to care,…
Elevate Well STL Combines Weed With Yoga
In a renovated apartment above Apotheosis Comics & Lounge, Sarah Fuhrmann starts a restorative yoga session with an affirmation. "You're not here to fix anything, find anything new or look for anything different," Fuhrmann says.
Piles of rubbish catch fire at the old Jamestown Mall
Emergency crews are at the scene of a possible fire at the old Jamestown mall Tuesday morning.
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St. Louis County Council considers plans to repair, replace Lawrence K. Roos building
St. Louis County residents may need to vote on a new property tax in the upcoming election. It’s all to pay for a new St. Louis County administration building or the significant repairs to keep the current one.
The St. Louis County Council just heard the latest round of proposals on Project Cornerstone to either repair or replace the Lawrence K. Roos County Government Building at 41 S. Central Ave. in downtown Clayton.
“This L.K. Roos administration building, the police headquarters and the…
Tuesday, June 6, 2023 - Illinois families of young children with disabilities face challenges accessing services
Therapy for children in the state is not always coordinated in a timely and affordable fashion. It's one reason why the new Illinois budget includes $250 million for early childhood education.
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