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This is a pair of sculptures by Fred Eversley in the Orange County Museum of Art. Eversley, originally an engineer, did most of his work in Venice (California), though he now lives in New York. He is, according to the David Kordansky Gallery, "a key figure in the development of contemporary art from Los Angeles ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Robert Plant makes surprise appearance at Preservation Hall in New Orleans
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss played New Orleans Jazz Fest on Friday, but that wasn’t the only Plant performance this weekend. Jambands.com reports that Plant made a surprise appearance at Preservation Hall in the French…
Judge blocks Missouri’s new transgender care restrictions until at least May 15
A St. Louis County judge’s order halts a rule creating sweeping restrictions on gender-affirming care.
Police ID man, woman killed in apparent murder-suicide in St. Louis County
Police on Monday released the names of the man and woman who died in an apparent murder-suicide in their north St. Louis County apartment.
Clayton-based wealth management firm Moneta aims to accelerate M&A deals
The firm's CEO said its goal is to add two to three firms each year through mergers and acquisitions. Its new head of M&A was hired because of his "realistic expectation of what success looks like in this role."
McBride Homes, Golden Oak Lending form new mortgage company joint venture, HomeKey Mortgage
Missouri’s largest homebuilder and one of the largest St. Louis mortgage lenders have joined forces to form a new mortgage company.
Jazz St. Louis Board ‘stands completely behind’ CEO mired in controversy
The Jazz St. Louis Board of Directors is coming to the defense of its president and CEO, Victor Goines. A story in the Riverfront Times last week detailed issues that some Jazz St. Louis staff and supporters have had with the organization’s new leader including alleged bullying. Public scrutiny of Goines’ leadership started after St. Louis artist Cbabi Bayoc posted on Instagram an account of how Goines’ passed on his T-shirt design that was to be used as part of a Young Friends board fundraiser.
The STOP CSAM Act Is An Anti-Encryption Stalking Horse
Recently, I wrote for Lawfare about Sen. Dick Durbin’s new STOP CSAM Act bill, S.1199. The bill text is available here. There are a lot of moving parts in this bill, which is 133 pages long. (Mike valiantly tries to cover them here.) I am far from done with reading and analyzing the bill language, […]
Travel Advisory: 30 Transported To Hospitals, Multiple Fatalities Involved In Massive I-55 Crash
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Divernon City Hall is being used as a reunification post for families involved in a massive traffic crash that occurred late this morning on Interstate 55. The accident was at 10:55 a.m. on Monday, May 1, on Interstate 55 near Milepost 76, north of Farmersville in Montgomery County. Illinois State Police has issued a traffic advisory and urges motorists to stay away from the area. Many vehicles, including tractor-trailer vehicles, were involved in the crash. UPDATED AT 3:30 P.M. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: "Preliminary information indicates the following occurred: ISP Troops 6 and 8 responded to the above area for multiple crashes with injuries. Interstate 55 is currently shut down in both directions from milepost 63 to milepost 80. Visibility in the area is reported to be low due to blowing dust. Traffic is urged to seek alternate routes. "At 10:55 a.m. there was a crash on northbound Interstate 55 at Milepost 76. At the same time, there were numerous crashes
Biden Versus “Biden”
Today on TAP: He’s been a terrific president. Why are his ratings so consistently low?
Dining Guide: South County
An essential compendium of restaurants across metro St. Louis
Looking to get my card collection graded
Carl Palmer “feeling wonderful” following heart procedure
Carl Palmer is giving fans a health update. As previously reported, the Emerson, Lake & Palmer drummer underwent a successful heart procedure last week, and he’s now shared a video on social media to let…
Missouri judge temporarily blocks restrictions on transgender health care
Doctors who provide gender-affirming care to transgender patients can continue their plans of care without disruption from the state after a Missouri judge issued a restraining order against Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s proposed restrictions on the health care treatments.
Transgender clinics and advocates with the American Civil Liberties Union sued to block Bailey’s rule from taking effect last Thursday.
Bailey’s proposed restrictions would have redirected all adult and minor transgender…
Missouri AG faces criticism for dropping out of gambling lawsuit against highway patrol
The companies suing the state have funded PACs that gave Attorney General Andrew Bailey thousands in campaign contributions in recent months.
Expat BBQ, from Niche Food Group’s Gerard Craft, to open at City Foundry STL in the fall
The 16,000-square-foot, globally inspired barbecue concept includes a full-service dining room, a mezzanine for private events, and a more casual upstairs space with a large outdoor terrace.
Growing search for Texas gunman who killed 5 enters 3rd day
CLEVELAND, Texas (AP) — The search in Texas for a gunman who fatally shot five neighbors with an AR-style rifle entered a third day Monday after authorities over the weekend widened a dragnet near Houston while acknowledging they had little sense of the killer's possible whereabouts. On Monday, a heavily presence of police converged in [...]
Rock out in St. Louis during Aerosmith's 'PEACE OUT' farewell tour
Take a video tour to count down 'Chihuly in the Garden 2023' at MoBot
The exhibition opens May 2 and runs through Oct. 15.
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