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We are slowly calming down on airline flights
Chris Hayes thinks we've all calmed down a bit this year: There are *some* ways of measuring this. For instance I'm curious what airline data says about number of disruptive passenger incidents this year v last year. — Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) December 6, 2022 I am officially bored today, so here are the numbers: The ...continue reading "We are slowly calming down on airline flights"
Gov. Pritzker Statement on the Conclusion of the 2022 Legislative Session
SPRINGFIELD – Governor JB Pritzker released the following statement after the conclusion of the 2022 legislative session. “As we conclude the 2022 veto session, I want to congratulate the lawmakers and advocates who came together on behalf of the people of Illinois and made this session a success. Government is at its best when we come together across party lines to make Illinois the best it can be. “For almost six months, working groups of legislators have been hard at work with victims’ advocates, state’s attorneys, public defenders, law enforcement partners and others to clarify language in the SAFE-T Act, which goes into effect January 1 st . I’m pleased that the General Assembly has upheld the principles we fought to protect, including bringing an end to a system where those charged with violent offenses can buy their way out of jail, while others who are poor and charged with nonviolent offenses wait in jail for trial. “I want to particularly
Access to Leatherworkers in STL?
American Journalist First To Sue NSO Group Directly For Targeting His Phone
NSO Group is objectively awful. For years — with the assistance of the Israeli government — NSO sold to whoever wanted powerful phone exploits to deploy against targets. Ostensibly sold to investigate violent crimes and acts of terrorism, the less-than-savory customers of NSO flipped the script, deploying zero-click malware that allowed government employees to target […]
Meet Kalaija Mallery, The Luminary’s new artistic director
Mallery brings a focus on connection and community to the Cherokee Street art space.
Ray Hartmann leaving KTRS Radio at end of year
Erstwhile head of Riverfront Times joined KTRS staff in April 2019, covering the night shift with Jay Kanzler. He went solo when Kanzler left in December 2019.
Bipartisan effort underway to extend health coverage for new moms in Missouri
More than 6,000 moms and their new babies could benefit from the extension
Daily Deal: The 2022 Complete Renewable Energy Engineer Preparation Bundle
The 2022 Complete Renewable Energy Engineer Preparation Bundle features 12 courses to help you learn all about renewable energy sources and how to design, develop, and build renewable energy technologies. Courses cover wind turbines, solar energy, ETAP software, and more. It’s on sale for $40. Note: The Techdirt Deals Store is powered and curated by […]
Missouri violated collective bargaining rights of prison guards, appeals court rules
Gov. Mike Parson’s administration improperly tried to starve the labor union representing Missouri corrections officers by cutting it off from dues deducted from paychecks, the Western District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous opinion, the court ordered the state to resume dues deductions for the Missouri Corrections Officers Association, affirming on every point […]
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St. Louis Was the No. 2 Market in the U.S. for Saturday's World Cup Game
Who says St. Louis isn’t a soccer city? Not many can — especially after St. Louis tuned in in droves to watch Saturday’s World Cup contest between the United States Men's National Team and the Netherlands. Although the United States fell 3-1 to the Netherlands, nearly 13 million people tuned in to watch the contest on FOX.
We all miss Socks, don’t we?
Another admission from the ex-president, who apparently thinks he can take government records because of something to do with @BillClinton’s cat (who denied any wrongdoing) pic.twitter.com/raF0t1NhBA — Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) December 6, 2022
Vandalism at Missouri elementary school includes a swastika
Police in Springfield, Missouri, are investigating after a swastika was sprayed on an elementary school during a vandalism spree.
Nah I’m good (St Charles)
Hazelwood Central Football Field Could Have Radioactive Contamination
An engineering firm is asking the Hazelwood School District for the green light to perform soil sampling and analytical testing on Hazelwood Central High School’s football field in Florissant, to determine the presence of radioactive waste. SCI, the engineering firm, is making the request out of “an abundance of caution” after learning that soil from nearby Jana Elementary School had been taken to Hazelwood Central as “fill material to raise and level the football site,” according to a November 11 letter that SCI sent to the district.
In The Christians, a Faith-Shaking Revelation Creates Compelling Theater
The West End Players Guild’s production of Lucas Hnath’s The Christians is a riveting, twisting tale of faith, belief and trust. While those three terms may often feel synonymous, the script artfully reminds us they are quite distinct in meaning and practice. Excellent performances and staging in the Union Avenue Christian Church’s sanctuary elevate a well-crafted script that avoids moralizing dialogue and easy answers.
Red Hot Chili Peppers earn first billion-views video with “Californication”
Red Hot Chili Peppers have joined the billion views club on YouTube. The band's video for "Californication," which reimagines Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante and Chad Smith as video game…
A man sued St. Louis County over his right to panhandle. Now the fight’s in Des Peres.
Robert Fernandez believes asking for money along the road is his constitutional right. He regularly seeks donations near the West County Center mall — and has no plans to stop.
Cardinals announcer Dan McLaughlin charged with 3rd DWI, pulled over in Creve Coeur
Broadcaster Dan McLaughlin, the television voice of the Cardinals, was charged on Monday with a felony count of "persistent" driving while intoxicated. It is at least his third DWI arrest.
Morgan Wallen adds a second concert date at Busch Stadium
Country superstar Morgan Wallen will perform July 7 at Busch Stadium.