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The 17-year-old old boy has been charged with second-degree murder.

ST. LOUIS -- You could work at the Gateway Arch. Full-time, part-time, seasonal tourism and hospitality positions are all available. Attendance to Gateway Arch National Park increased 41 percent from 2021 to 2022. Bi-State Development says Arch employees could get a $500 hiring incentive and a free Metro Transit pass good for unlimited rides on [...]

Shrek Rave 9 p.m. Saturday, March 18.

I've set this video from Microsoft to start at 7:54. Go ahead and watch about 30 seconds of it.  As a former high-tech marketing VP, I can confirm that marketing writing is generally pretty undistinguished. You don't have to be Shakespeare to put together a brochure or a PowerPoint presentation about a new product. ...continue reading "Marketing in the era of GPT-4 is a doomed profession"

The new information came as police announced the arrest of a third juvenile in the case, a 17-year-old boy from Lake Saint Louis, who allegedly drove with Lydia to St. Charles to sell drugs.

A man has turned himself in to police Wednesday for the killing of Eddie Johnson, 30. Travon Stevenson, 28, faces murder and other charges. He is currently being held without bond.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Missouri used a second-half scoring spurt from Kobe Brown to win its first NCAA Tournament game in 13 years, beating Utah State 76-65 on Thursday. Brown hit three 3-pointers in a span of just over three minutes to fuel a 13-2 run that turned a two-point deficit into a 62-53 lead. [...]

Growing St. Louis-based developer Mia Rose Holdings (MRH) continues to expand its leadership team with the addition of Zac Deets in the new role of Director of Construction. Deets brings 18 years of construction superintendent experience and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of construction projects, including ensuring budget and schedule alignment. The firm has […]

D'Moi Hodge, Kobe Brown combine for 42 points in Tigers' 76-65 win over Utah State, clinching a second-round game against Arizona or Princeton.

Earlier this month we noted how a sleazy telecom and media giant smear campaign successfully derailed the FCC nomination of popular reformer Gigi Sohn, keeping the agency gridlocked (quite intentionally) without the voting majority to do much of anything deemed “controversial” by industry. While the GOP and telecom giants deserve the lion’s share of the […]

“Committee to Defeat the President” has filed complaint with Federal Election Commission alleging that Bush’s employment of husband violates U.S. campaign laws.

Two low-income housing projects will receive $1.2 million in grants from St. Louis’ allocation of pandemic aid money.

ALTON - David Eichen lived a life of service for nearly 30 years with the Alton Fire Department where he retired in November as a battalion chief, and he walked away with many memories of his days in uniform. Right after he retired, he said he hated to walk away and that it was very difficult, but he was ready for the next chapter of his life. David is also known for his ability to grow giant pumpkins and has been featured in multiple stories over the years with his late father, Howard. There is a photo that still circulates of a 200-pound whopper pumpkin the pair grew in 2013. He always gives away free pumpkins in his Alton neighborhood each year, again one of his many acts of service. He said since he retired, he made himself more available for his mother, who is in her 90s, and for friends. On David’s last day with the Alton Fire Department, Hit 'n Run had a serious fire in Alton, so he didn’t have any breaks before he closed his career on Nov. 21, 2022. Now, David

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Last Thursday (March 9), Clayco Network of Women (NOW) and Construction Forum Emerging Leaders hosted a Women in Construction Week event at Clayco St. Louis headquarters. Robyn Artis, leader of Clayco NOW spoke about her company and about Clayco’s culture of inclusion. Artis serves as the company’s construction and design integrator, as the key communication […]

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