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Managing travel concerns after 2 Americans killed in Mexico
Government officials are warning Americans that traveling to certain parts of Mexico is still too risky. This after a road trip to Mexico for cosmetic surgery ended with two American’s dead and two others found alive near the U.S.-Mexico border.
What should we do differently in the next pandemic?
I've been wondering for a while what lessons we should take from the COVID pandemic. We've had three years to collect data, after all, and another pandemic is likely to come along someday. Nobody with real expertise seems to have written about this, so I figure I'll take a crack at it. If nothing else, ...continue reading "What should we do differently in the next pandemic?"
Business owners call for extra patrol and lighting to combat crime in Soulard
A shootout in Soulard is sparking new concerns about crime in the neighborhood, with longtime business owners worried about the threat to safety and calling on police and the city to do more.
St. Louis Salary Transparency Thread!
Ward 9 has a tie for second most votes in the election today, as it stands. Top 2 go to the general election.
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Half of Mayor Tishaura Jones' picks finish first in mixed result for first round
The election is a test of the mayor's sway with city voters — and will determine what legislation she's able to usher through the Board of Aldermen.
Gioia's Deli is expanding with new location in Valley Park
Metro Call-A-Ride service change addressed at public forum
The changes to Metro Transit's Call-A-Ride service have passengers upset. Metro Transit said they are forced to shrink their service area because of staffing shortages.
'I've never felt more hopeful' | Atomic bomb, radioactive waste victims urge Missouri leaders to pass legislation for compensation
Armory adds security cameras, fence to east parking lot in light of break-ins
The Armory is adding security measures to one of its lots after being hit with car break-ins since it opened. The most recent incident happened at the neighboring Goodwill parking lot.
St. Louis riverfront encampment will be disbanded Friday
The City of St. Louis is offering housing, transportation, and additional resources to those living in a tent community along the Mississippi River in the Laclede’s Landing area.
So apparently the counting of ballots hasn't started yet
Today’s interesting COVID factlet
It's common these days to measure the impact of the COVID pandemic by looking at total excess deaths as a more accurate measure than deaths attributed directly to COVID. So here are excess death rates for most of the large European countries plus the United States. Do you notice anything interesting? Here's a similar chart. ...continue reading "Today’s interesting COVID factlet"
How to report potholes in the Saint Louis area.
Quote of the day: Bomb Mexico
From TPM: House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) said Tuesday morning that it was a “mistake” that the administration didn’t go through with bombing drug labs in Mexico after then-President Donald Trump suggested it in 2020. Okey dokey. It sure is good that the adults are back in charge in the House.
Forum Drone: Update on Progress at Wildhorse Village
This week Forum Drone Photographer Louis Kelly of Drone Eagle, LLC captures progress at Wildhorse Village. Wildhorse Village has been planned as an 80-acre walkable community around a 15-acre lake at the intersection of Wild Horse Creek Road and Chesterfield Parkway. When complete, Wildhorse Village will offer wide-ranging housing options, including 500 apartment units across […]
Godfrey Fire Protection District Breaks Ground on New Fire Station and Administrative Building
Godfrey Fire Protection District has broken ground on the new $7.5 million fire station and administrative building in Godfrey, IL on February 16. Members of the fire department and residents from the local community came out to celebrate the groundbreaking ceremony that marks the beginning of construction. Construction is anticipated to be completed by the […]
Incumbents take early leads in St. Louis aldermanic primaries
The tallies on absentee ballots largely appear to favor incumbent aldermen, including some moderates targeted for removal by progressive Democratic leaders.
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