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I feel like the Loop Trolley should go by Forest Park's major attractions.
Moving to STL in January!
Google Caves In Canada: Agrees To Pay $100m News Bribe To Avoid Direct Link Tax
It seems that every other day or so we get another story of big tech companies tossing principles out the window and caving to ridiculous government demands. The latest is Google, yet again, which has cut a deal with the Canadian government to bribe news orgs with $100 million to pay them off to avoid […]
Daily Deal: Rosetta Stone (All Languages)
Embark on the journey of language learning with the Rosetta Stone lifetime subscription for all languages. Trusted by top-tier organizations like NASA and TripAdvisor, Rosetta Stone has been the go-to software for language learning for the past 27 years. With its immersive and intuitive training method, you might be reading, writing, and speaking a new […]
Tuberville cries uncle
The Senate seems to be moving closer and closer to overriding Tommy Tuberville's jihad against military promotions. So Tuberville is throwing in the towel before that happens: New: Tuberville announces he will drop his holds on all military officer noms except 4-star generals — Ursula Perano (@UrsulaPerano) December 5, 2023 The vast majority of promotions ...continue reading "Tuberville cries uncle"
US does surprisingly well on COVID-era declines in latest PISA math test
PISA test scores for math were released today. As usual, the US trails just about everyone, a result I take with a grain of salt because I've always had some doubts about the PISA methodology. More interesting, I think, is the decline in scores from 2018 to 2022: Whatever my doubts about PISA's methodology, it ...continue reading "US does surprisingly well on COVID-era declines in latest PISA math test"
Pics: Chicken N Pickle to open in St. Charles next week
We're learning more about one of the tenants anchoring a $350 million Riverpointe business, retail, and residential development.
Watch the 4th Republican presidential primary debate on KPLR 11
ST. LOUIS -- Watch the fourth Republican presidential primary debate on KPLR 11 and on the NewsNation cable channel. The live event happens on December 6, 2023, from 7-9 p.m. CT. You can also stream it on www.NewsNationNow.com. Megyn Kelly moderates the event at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. Catch the live audio broadcast on [...]
Dave Mason announces dates for the 2024 Traffic Jam tour
Dave Mason is hitting the road. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, best known for his work with Traffic, just announced dates for his 2024 Traffic Jam tour, which kicks off February 29…
Missouri’s Ruby Leigh takes on Reba McEntire for her live show debut on ‘The Voice’
Ruby Leigh performed the song "You Lie" by Reba McEntire during the first live show of "The Voice" this season.
Probably a record for me
Thousands of people moved out of Missouri and Illinois from 2021 to 2022, here's where they went
Can anyone visit the basilica?
St. Louis works of art everyone in the city must experience
Whether you look inside a museum or on the streets of St. Louis, there are impressive art pieces all around.
St. Louis Woman Charged in Repo Man’s Murder
A St. Louis woman is facing a felony murder charge after working to rob the person who’d repossessed her Jeep — a robbery that went badly awry. On September 7, 44-year-old tow truck company owner Jesse Jones attempted to repossess the Jeep Grand Cherokee belonging to Cortrina Donaby in St. Louis’ Hamilton Heights neighborhood.
Yard Waste Collection Discontinued During Winter Months 2023
Wood River Potentially Pursuing Sidewalk Repairs
WOOD RIVER - More sidewalk repairs could be coming in Wood River after City Manager Steve Palen recently suggested using $100,000 in grant funds to repair sidewalks around the city. Palen announced at Monday’s City Council meeting that the city has secured $100,000 in grant funding from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) through the Build Illinois bond program. He added that he would like to get started on expanding the city’s sidewalk repair efforts. “I just wanted to update the council on the $100,000 DCEO grant, we did get verification finally that we are going to receive that. I kind of wanted to get a head nod, straw poll from the council. “I would like to pursue a larger sidewalk project with that money. If everybody’s okay with that, we’ll start planning for that.” While no council member vocally objected, the item was not up for a vote, just discussion. Future action is likely to eventually
Food for Thought: Tips on Baking Cookies and Food Safety During the Holidays
ALTON - Safe Food Specialist Linda Petterson teamed up with Chef Michael Lapage and RiverBender.com’s own CJ Nasello to share tips on staying safe and baking the best cookies. Petterson provides food safety courses and certifications in food and alcohol management. She regularly works with individuals and commercial chefs throughout the Riverbend region. CJ and Petterson partner for a Food for Thought food safety segment on Our Daily Show! once a month, and she noted that her classes have grown as she gets her name out there. “I have a reputation going in the area that I do give good classes, and I really take pride in that,” Petterson said. “I’ve grown a lot, my classes have been wonderful, this segment has been great. I’m very pleased with what we’ve done. And hopefully we’ve touched a lot of other people’s lives and helped keep their food safe commercially and individually.” In the most recent Food for Thought
WWT to invest a half billion dollars in a new St. Louis AI lab
World Wide Technology plans to invest $500 million in the next three years to boost artificial intelligence adoption.
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