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Hochman: This man coached Nolan Arenado and Matt Chapman in high school — at the same time
A small number of high school coaches, during the course of their careers, have a player ultimately reach the majors. An even smaller number have a player reach the majors who becomes an All-Star. Well, Gonzales had two players reach…
Dish Network Is Still A Hot Mess With 14 Hour Hold Times A Month After Major Cyberattack
Dish Network remains a bit of a hot mess a month after a cyberattack effectively wiped the company off the face of the internet and disrupted most of the wireless and TV company’s internal systems. If you recall, it took the better part of a week before Dish even acknowledged to its users that anything […]
Birch Creek Energy buys D.C. solar power startup from Hull Street Energy
Birch Creek Energy LLC, a St. Louis-based renewable energy company, has acquired a solar power development startup out of Washington, D.C.
Birch Creek said Wednesday it acquired Foundation Solar Partners from Hull Street Energy. Terms of the deal, which closed March 24, weren't disclosed.
Foundation Solar Partners, founded in 2019, is focused on new, or so-called greenfield, origination of solar projects primarily in MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) and PJM (PJM Interconnection)…
What you need to know about parking at Busch Stadium
Judge sets 1st hearing date for Missouri AG's lawsuit to remove St. Louis circuit attorney from office
A judge has set an initial hearing date for the Missouri attorney general’s lawsuit seeking to remove St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office.
Judge John Torbitsky has scheduled a case management conference for April 18 and “all motions pending before the court at that time will be heard.”
Those motions include Gardner’s motion to dismiss Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s quo warranto petition.
The order comes one day after Torbitsky gave Gardner 11 more days to respond…
Get some new gear from the 2023 Birds Collection at Kiener Plaza
It's Opening Day, and you don't want to start the new season with last year's gear.
More than 1,300 have completed St. Louis County Treatment Court program
Thursday, March 30, 2023 - Play Ball! The Cardinals are set for a new season
The Cards begin another baseball campaign today. This year comes with rule changes, and the potential for the team's longtime TV broadcaster to give up the telecasts.
Former Cardinals pitcher opens restaurant in Ballpark Village
Crews responding to building fire in St. Louis City
Crews are responding to a building fire early Thursday morning.
St. Louis Standards: Mission Taco Joint Is a Good Time for All
Jason Tilford can't help but chuckle at the request he and his brother Adam would often get when they opened their first Mission Taco Joint (Multiple locations, including 6235 Delmar Boulevard, 314-932-5430) on Delmar Boulevard in 2013. "We'd get asked all the time if we had a regular taco," Jason recalls, referring to the Old El Paso-style ground beef and iceberg lettuce concoction of so many St. Louisans' youth. "Sometimes, we'd run them as a tongue-in-cheek special and even put them on the menu as a 'regular taco' at Busch Stadium.
Chesterfield Sports Complex grand opening happening today
Ribbon cutting is taking place at a new state-of-the-art complex for youth sports.
Grab some exclusive Cardinals items for Opening Day
The gates at Busch Stadium don't open until noon, but FOX 2's Margie Ellisor and Ty Hawkins just couldn't wait.
Cardinals Opening Day - what to expect in and around Busch Stadium
It's one of the best days of the year in St. Louis - the home opener for the Cardinals. There's plenty going on both in and around Busch Stadium, before Miles Mikolas throws the first pitch at 3:10 p.m.
Bernie Sanders confronts former Starbucks CEO over union-busting allegations
WASHINGTON — Democratic senators at a hearing on Wednesday grilled the former CEO of Starbucks over allegations that the giant coffee company intimidated, harassed and fired workers who tried to form unions. Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent and former presidential candidate who chairs the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, focused on Starbucks’ […]
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The next farm bill could be a historic climate law – if Congress can agree on it
Will the legislation help turn agriculture, a climate problem, into a climate solution?
It’s been a place of worship for centuries. Now a copper mine threatens its future.
Resolution Copper is one court ruling away from destroying one of the Apaches’ holiest sites.
How climate change made the Mississippi tornadoes more likely
A new study explores the link between rising temperatures and more deadly tornadoes.
California regulator fines manufacturer for knowingly exposing workers to toxic chemical
Parter Medical Products was fined more than $800,000 for exposing its workers to dangerously high levels of the carcinogen ethylene oxide.
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