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Unique apartments in Lafayette Square to start construction
Washington University hires new therapy dogs to bring comfort on campus
Washington University has two new employees joining its campus police department to bring comfort on campus. Brother and sister duo, Bear and Brookie, are only 18 months old, and already have the best job at Wash U - making students smile.
Tears For Fears coming to St. Louis this summer
British pop duo Tears For Fears announced that their 'Tipping Point Pat II' tour is kicking off this June. The Hollywood Amphitheatre will host one of the 22 shows Thursday, July 13. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 7, at 10:00 a.m.
Man shot, killed in St. Louis' Greater Ville neighborhood
A man was killed late Sunday in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.
Single-car crash closes lanes on I-70 EB
Drivers can expect about three miles of backup Monday morning.
Meta Correctly Calls The EU Plan To Impose A Broadband Tax On ‘Big Tech’ Arbitrary Nonsense
In case you’d missed it, the EU is currently proposing a telecom-industry backed plan to effectively tax Big Tech companies, and throw that money at Big Telecom companies for broadband expansion. On the surface, the proposal is part of the EU’s efforts to craft digital policies for the next few decades, with an eye on […]
Unique 2-story apartments in Lafayette Square, long delayed by pandemic, to start construction
A $10 million ground-up apartment project in Lafayette Square, delayed for years by the pandemic, will soon start construction, bringing a new type of apartment to the St. Louis market.
Crash survivor says St. Louis firefighter stole his wallet, debit card at accident scene
Kabul Express STL now open in Carondelet
Chef/owner Kauash Adalat recently relocated the Afghan restaurant from a small takeout spot in Lemay to a much larger space in the Ivory Triangle.
Meet the 78-year-old St. Louis woman who runs the Boston Marathon every year
Bonnie Bence did not start running competitively until she was 61.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding Recipe Here: Dairy Good Practices Build Sense Of Well-Being
ST. LOUIS - During the last three years, many people have experienced increased stress as the pandemic delivered unexpected life changes and economic pressures. With April marking National Stress Awareness Month, now is the time to reset habits and prioritize balanced meals, sleep and exercise to promote a sense of well-being. Consuming dairy products as part of a healthy eating pattern can build energy reserves, promote a sense of calm, boost the immune system and promote gut health. All of these factors can help battle stress. Meals and snacks containing carbohydrates, protein, fat and fiber keep hunger away, provide lasting energy and stabilize blood sugar. Steady blood sugar levels throughout the day can improve thinking and smooth out moods. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends three servings of dairy per day as part of a healthy approach to meals and snacks. Milk and yogurt, for example, offer a strong combination of protein, carbohydrates and fat. Dairy foods also pai
Monday, April 3, 2023 - Missouri prepares for municipal elections
Taxing recreational marijuana is one of the issues before voters in several parts of Missouri tomorrow. There are more than 40 marijuana sales tax proposals in the state's municipal elections.
Man charged in Janae Edmondson crash due in court today
The man charged in the downtown crash that took the legs of a 17-year-old, is due in court Monday for a hearing.
'Valley of Flowers' Clean-up starting today through May 5
Florissant begins an initiative to clean streets and public areas.
Jacque Mitchell funeral happening today
The family of a woman found dead in a Maryland Heights apartment last month will lay her to rest Monday.
Cloudy and breezy Monday, powerful storms by Tuesday night
Showers and non-severe storms have developed overnight along a cold front that is stalling out. They will be out of here by daybreak. It's going to be partly cloudy and breezy Monday, with temperature highs in the low to mid 70s.
Crews respond to north St. Louis house fires and murder
St. Louis first responders were busy overnight with crews rushing to both a murder and a fire.
Voters prepare for Election Day across the bi-state
Voters across the bi-state will head to the polls Tuesday, April 4, to voice opinions on a variety of issues and candidates.
Missouri sees surge in cannabis jobs after legalization vote
Marcus Kerr was running his own food truck in California in 2018, when he parked by a marijuana dispensary one day. “I just ended up meeting the owner of this company, and they had my food,” he said. “They said, ‘Hey, can you infuse this?’ Then I started working for the big guys.” Kerr began […]
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