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The Rolling Stones give surprise performance with Gaga at ‘Hackney Diamonds’ listening event
The album release party for the Rolling Stones' latest album Hackney Diamonds on Thursday evening had some major surprises for fans in attendance at New York City's venue Racket NYC:…
Feds charge 34 suspected of being involved with St. Louis-area drug distribution
Thirty-four people are facing federal charges ranging from pandemic loan fraud to money laundering and distribution of methamphetamine, fentanyl, cocaine and heroin, according to a news release from federal authorities.
Missouri AG Pushes Back on Sex Offender's Challenge to Halloween Laws
Earlier this week in federal court, Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office filed its response to a lawsuit brought by a Hazelwood man on the sex offender registry who feels he should no longer be compelled to hang a sign on his residence reading "no candy or treats at this residence" every Halloween. In a lawsuit filed earlier this month, Thomas Sanderson, 58, argued that his being compelled to put up such a sign just because he is a sex offender is tantamount to compelled speech and a violation of his First Amendment rights.
Where to buy a dry herb vape in the St. Louis?
Comcast Takes Heat For Misleading ’10G’ Cable Broadband Branding
Back in 2019 the cable industry, envious of all the attention 5G wireless was getting, pulled a new marketing term completely out of its ass. It simply started calling ordinary cable broadband upgrades 10G, based on absolutely no real-world standards or definitions. It was a hollow attempt to capitalize on wireless 5G hype because these […]
Friday, October 20, 2023 - Missouri has not changed gun laws since last year's St. Louis high school shooting
State legislators refused to consider any gun restrictions during the 2023 session despite pleas from students affected by the shooting. The St. Louis Board of Alderman has tried to fill the gaps.
Developer of former Fenton Chrysler site wraps up industrial park, looks toward new retail center
With construction nearly finished on the final warehouses in the $250 million conversion of the former Fenton Chrysler factory into an industrial park, the developer is looking toward the project’s next phase with a hotel and restaurants.
Total cost for St. Louis' largest construction projects grew 19% since last year. Here are the projects driving the growth.
St. Louis' largest construction projects in the works have a combined cost of more than $17 billion. We've compiled a list of what they are, where they're located and the drivers behind the projects.
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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St. Louis Sugar Artist Pege Yates Is Gearing Up for Holiday Wars
The moment when Pege Yates, owner of St. Louis commercial confectioneries Sugar Art Supply and Never Forgotten Designs, went from big time to big time is hard to mark. It might have been when she landed a contract to provide glitter for a Walmart pancake syrup or began providing the Golden State Warriors with lollipops or when she delivered a custom birthday cake to Nelly on stage.
St. Louis City SC holding block parties for final regular season game
ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis City SC is hosting a free block party this weekend ahead of the club's final regular-season home match at Citypark. It's happening Friday and Saturday on the Lou Fusz Plaza outside Citypark. There is plenty of food, giveaways, games, and live music. Ava Max, known for her hit Sweet But [...]
St. Louis CITY SC wraps up regular season, learns playoff prospects Saturday
Manchester open house discusses St. Louis County annexation
The City of Manchester wants to annex a large portion of land in St. Louis County. Thursday night, the county held another open house for the public. Residents asked questions and learned how they would be affected by the change if they were to become Manchester residents.
Transgender bathroom policy discussed at Wentzville School District meeting
It comes three weeks after Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sued the board.
More school districts in Missouri are switching to a four-day week
Until eighth grade, Carter Bremer went to school on a standard five-day schedule. After moving to Harrisburg, he stopped going to class on Mondays. Now a senior at Harrisburg High School, Carter has spent just four days a week in school for the past five years, giving him more time to spend on sports, a […]
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St. Louis considers bills to regulate short-term rentals
The city is on the brink of a major change for short-term rentals as two bills face their final passage by the Board of Aldermen. For years, St. Louis has been one of the few cities in the region without specific regulations for short-term rentals.
Ask George: Regarding restaurant reservations, is 6 p.m. the new 8 p.m. in St. Louis, as it seems to be in other cities?
Post-pandemic, dining out earlier has become increasingly popular.
A conversation with Emily Rauh Pulitzer
In Grand Center, Emily Rauh Pulitzer is helping a new residential community take root and bring fresh energy to the vibrant cultural district.
Sunny and breezy into the weekend, rain holds off until next week
ST. LOUIS -- Expect sunny and breezy conditions Friday and Saturday. Highs are near to above normal, in the low 70s. A cold front comes through dry on Saturday. Temperatures will be a bit cooler Sunday and Monday, with highs in the 60s. More clouds and a slight chance of rain Monday morning. Tuesday, [...]
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