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Developer to expand Webster Groves campus with new office building
The new building comes as the St. Louis region's office market is still navigating through the upheaval from the coronavirus pandemic.
St. Louis Restaurant Openings and Closings: March 2023
Ever since word came that the Bognar family would be closing their west county Japanese restaurant Nippon Tei, St. Louis diners have been anticipating its successor, Sado. In January, the number of people holding their breath on this account grew significantly when Bloomberg named it one of the 14 Most Anticipated Restaurants in America. But thankfully, that wait is finally over: Chef and owner Nick Bognar opened Sado's doors at 5201 Shaw Avenue on March 28 with a menu featuring a medley of sashimi, omakase service and Americanized sushi dishes.
Man Charged With 40 Felonies for Stealing From St. Louis Storage Units
A De Soto man is facing a total of 40 felonies stemming from burglaries he allegedly committed at three separate self-storage facilities in St. Louis city over the last two years. As of Friday, Matthew Wayne Pelich, 45, is facing a mix of property damage, stealing and burglary charges. Among the items Pelich allegedly stole from the storage units were designer clothes, jewelry, a microwave oven, 36 bottles of Old Fitzgerald Bonded Bourbon and a pair of weed eaters, according to the police probable cause statement.
'We bring cultures together': Festival of Nations to be held at Tower Grove Park this summer
Def Leppard’s Vivian Campbell picks Thin Lizzy’s Phil Lynott as his “Rock God”
Def Leppard’s Vivian Campbell is sharing his admiration for the late Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott. While appearing on BBC’s The Rock Show with Johnnie Walker, Campbell was asked to pick his “Rock God,” and made…
Volunteer searcher finds 2-year-old safe in Missouri woods
A 2-year-old boy who followed his dog into the woods near his Missouri Ozarks home is safe, after one of the nearly 100 people searching for him heard a faint whimper and found the child just before the sunset.
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California fintech Aspiration's layoffs reach St. Louis area
Aspiration Partners Inc., a Los Angeles-area financial technology company, is cutting about 180 workers across the business in a restructuring, including a handful working remotely in St. Louis.
Man who caused crash involving volleyball player to plead not guilty
Metro East construction company to open St. Louis office
Holland Construction Services said it plans to hire an additional 15 people to work from its Macklind Avenue office.
Manhunt ends: Escaped Missouri inmate found in Oklahoma
The search for Justin Robinson, an inmate who escaped from the Ray County, Missouri, jail is over after he was found in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The DEA Has Added Apple’s AirTags To Its Surveillance Arsenal
Apple tried to create something useful and ended up empowering awful people. Meant to help its users keep an eye on things that were important to them, the small tracking devices known as AirTags were soon exploited by stalkers to track and harass their targets, leading to a class action lawsuit against the company by […]
Daniel Riley to plead not guilty for crash that critically injured Janae Edmondson
St. Louis police ink contract with raises, new take-home cars
The deal provides for $3,000 "retention incentives" to be paid immediately, and for salary increases worth several thousand more dollars per officer starting in July. It also calls for further negotiations on wages next year.
Daily Deal: Deepstash Bite-Sized Knowledge
Deepstash is a platform for finding and organizing the ideas that matter to you. It helps you become more inspired and productive through bite-sized ideas. In Deepstash, you find ideas on topics like personal development, art and culture, mindfulness, and more. These ideas are represented as little cards you can read at a glance. All […]
City seeks 'transformative development' for 500 acres in north St. Louis County
Axes Physical Therapy Opens With Ribbon-Cutting In Glen Carbon
GLEN CARBON - Axes Physical Therapy celebrated its Grand Opening in Glen Carbon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last weekend. Clinic Director Bradley Webb described it as “an outpatient physical therapy clinic” and said it’s the “first one in Illinois.” “Changing people’s lives, helping them achieve their goals, getting them back to doing the things they love to do - that’s our primary goal,” Webb said. “We go all-out working with physicians patients, and providing them opportunities to achieve the goals that they are looking for.” Webb said the new clinic has a wide array of equipment and activities to help patients get back in motion. “We have a full complement of equipment: weights, biometrics, cardiovascular equipment,” Webb said. “We provide manual therapy treatment, exercise activities, functional activities, work conditioning, work hardening - we have a pretty full gambit of opportunities
Trailnet’s Work With The Ville Community
From our earliest collaborations, to the annual Juneteenth Community Ride, to transportation planning in 2022: What we’re working on in these historic neighborhoods, and why the work matters. Since 2014, …
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