Aggregator
MetroLink switches to single-car trains while camera systems under repair
Afghans in St. Louis have high hopes for the region’s new Afghan Chamber of Commerce
URGENT: Reptile Vet *anywhere*
Missouri among states eyeing 'right to repair' laws for farm equipment
The campaign called ‘right to repair,’ has picked up steam across the country, crusading for the right to fix everything from iPhones to hospital ventilators during the pandemic.
Accident causes power outage in Belleville, Illinois Monday morning
A busy stretch of road in Belleville is closed right now after a car crashed into a power pole.
Andy Reid debunks retirement rumors after Super Bowl win
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Prior to Super Bowl 57, there were reports from NFL insider Jay Glazer that Chiefs head coach Andy retire was mulling retirement following the game.
Photos: Pooches, parrots and partygoers strut in Soulard for 30th annual pet parade
Former Cardinals broadcaster pleads guilty to DWI charge
Former St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin pleaded guilty on Thursday to a DWI charge.
Prosecutors charged McLaughlin, 48, in early December as a persistent offender with one count of driving while intoxicated and one misdemeanor count of failing to drive within a single lane.
The Creve Coeur Police Department said it received two calls about a suspected drunk driver in a white sedan. An officer found the reported car heading east on Ladue Road before taking Interstate 270 northbound.
The…
Monday, February 13, 20202 - Some Missourians are worried about losing coverage as pre-pandemic Medicaid rules return
More than a quarter of a million people are in the low-cost insurance program, but some are concerned what will happen when the federal COVID-19 public health emergency ends and patients are not automatically re-enrolled.
Even Former NSA Lawyers Don’t Think A TikTok Ban Fixes The Actual Problem
We’ve mentioned more than a few times how the great moral panic over TikTok is a hollow performance by unserious people who have little actual interest in consumer privacy. Folks like the FCC’s Brendan Carr, who’ve spent years opposing funding privacy regulators or passing a meaningful Internet privacy law, yet now suffer repeated, performative embolisms […]
Missouri attorney general calls for pause on puberty blocker medication for children
The Missouri attorney general called on St. Louis Children's Hospital and Washington University to stop prescribing puberty blockers to new patients in a letter Friday.
This comes after Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced an investigation into allegations made by a former employee of Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children's Hospital.
In an article published online Thursday, a former employee alleges the center was not thoroughly assessing patients before moving ahead…
Hartmann: Missouri Gets Famous for 'Toddlers' Right to Carry'
This year's legislative whoring for the gun lobby started out innocently enough in Missouri. The main focus of Missouri Republican politicians was to be an attack on Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.
‘Don’t kick us out for being poor’: Feedback from the faithful on St. Louis’ Catholic parish reorganization
The 178 parishes in the archdiocese would be merged into 88 “pastorates” — groups of one or more parishes served by a single priest designated as pastor.
Why Jamie Reed went public with her allegations about a St. Louis transgender clinic
‘I want to see the kids protected,’ she says.
'It broke my heart': Community honors 3 teens killed in crash with lantern release
Three boys escape from juvenile center in St. Louis County
The center, Missouri Hills, is at 13300 Bellefontaine Road.
What’s up with the Evolution fest?
MetroLink to operate single-car trains to repair camera voltage issues today
There are some changes on MetroLink this week that could impact your commute.
'Valentines for Veterans' happening today in Granite City, Ill.
Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski will visit Riverbend Head Start in Granite City to make cards for her "Valentines for Veterans' program.