New York state-based artist Jean Shin, Laumeier’s 2022 Visiting Artist in Residence, describes her work as “giving new form to life’s leftovers.” Her sculptures and installations transform familiar objects into
Natural gas rates are going up for Spire Inc.'s Missouri customers starting Tuesday.
Missouri Public Service Commission officials said the price increase reflects changes in the wholesale cost of natural gas in addition to the cost of replacing infrastructure.
Spire East customers will see a price jump from 60 cents to 71 cents per 100 cubic feet, according to the Public Service Commission, and Spire West customers will see a price jump from 79 cents to 92 cents per 100 cubic feet.
The cost of…
Now that the holiday season has begun, area hospitals and doctor's offices are packed with patients dealing with respiratory illnesses.
Top doctors at Mercy and SSM Health said respiratory illness season is in full swing and certain illnesses are ramping up sooner than expected.
“The latest report showed that RSV had probably already peaked and was starting to come down. So that's good that that was starting to loosen up. Our flu cases for being admitted to the hospital were just about equivalent…
The “cord cutting” phenomenon the cable and broadcast sector long denied or downplayed simply shows no sign of slowing down. According to the latest data by Leichtman Research, the top U.S. pay TV companies lost another 785,000 subscribers last quarter as younger Americans continue to shift to streaming video, over the air antennas, or free […]
If you're looking for love here, look somewhere else. A study by real estate website porch.com ranked 55 large metro areas from best to worst places to fall in love. St. Louis ranked 45th.
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss star in a brand-new episode of CMT Crossroads, and now, fans are getting their first look at the episode. The 90-minute special, CMT Crossroads: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, debuts…
Jordan Goodman will never forget the moment he fell in love with cutting ice. He was working at Narwhal's Crafted — his first bartending gig — and was asked one day to hand cut about 20 cubes for the week's service. It was a small operation, nothing more than an Igloo cooler, a rectangle of ice and a low-tech chiseling device.
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