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Documentaries on John Lennon, Carlos Santana & more eligible for Oscar nominations
Documentaries about John Lennon, Carlos Santana and Blood, Sweat and Tears all have a chance for an Oscar nomination this year. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences just announced the films eligible for…
Lawsuit by Illinois, other states accuses NCAA of antitrust violation in transfer rule
A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law.
A report found St. Louis is one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly cities. But another found it’s one of the worst
In October, the City of St. Louis made two national rankings for LBGTQ+ friendliness, but each list told a different story. One list named it among the most friendly to the queer community. The other list named St. Louis as one of the most unfriendly. We explore what’s behind that discrepancy with panelists Avi Ivaturi, peer support organizer at St. Louis Queer Support Helpline; Midwest Rainbow Research Institute Executive Director Inoru Morris; and Nick Dunne, LGBTQIA+ and Arts Liaison for the City of St. Louis.
Federal court isn't place for St. Louis earnings tax refund challenge, judge rules
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit that claimed the city of St. Louis’ refusal to pay refunds of the earnings tax to non-city residents who worked remotely outside the city limits violated the U.S. Constitution.
Rabbi urges unity as St. Louis gears up for Hanukkah
In 2023, the meaning of Hanukkah is ever more meaningful for many around St. Louis.
Shout out to St Louis County street repair!
Mark Vittert's Reflections: Lessons learned late
How many times did I show up at the “center” where Mom lived? Well, let’s just say that I did not keep count, but it was not often (I hated to write that). By the time I came to my senses, it was too late.
Man Who Attempted Suicide in St. Louis Police Custody Has Died
A 22-year-old man who attempted suicide in St. Louis police custody two weeks ago has now died, his family confirmed. On November 29, DeJuan Cole was in custody at the police's Central Patrol Division near Downtown West when he attempted to end his own life.
Good And Bad News On Attempts To Implicate DNS Services For Copyright Infringement At The Domains They Resolve
Two years ago Techdirt wrote about an attempt by Sony Music in Germany to implicate Quad9, a free anycast DNS platform (Cloudflare has technical details on what “recursive” means in this context), in copyright infringement at the domains it resolves. That was bad news for at least two reasons. First, because Quad9 is operated by […]
Congress must back rocket program that fuels Missouri economy | Opinion
An O'Fallon, Missouri, executive writes that her firm manufactures products that help NASA’s Space Launch System. She says Congress must back the program, which boosts the economy of Missouri and other states.
Performance Food Group to break ground on larger Ferguson facility
A national food distributor is relocating its operations from north St. Louis to a larger facility in Ferguson.
REPORTS: CITY SC to trade Jared Stroud, Lucas Bartlett to D.C. United
Just a few weeks after their inaugural season came to an end, St. Louis CITY SC appears to be shaking up their roster.
MSD Board of Trustees Announces Next Executive Director
The MSD Board of Trustees has selected the next Executive Director of the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District. Bret Berthold was chosen Tuesday after an extensive nationwide search, led by GovHR. Berthold, a registered professional engineer for more than 30 years, has been with the District since 2009 and has served as the Director of […]
Police find body in St. Louis County creek
Police on Thursday morning found a man's body in a creek in Queeny Township.
Godfrey Board Passes Amendments To Short Term Rental Ordinance
GODFREY - Short-term rental properties within the Village of Godfrey are now subject to new rules and regulations following the Village Board's approval of amendments to the Godfrey zoning code. An ordinance passed on Tuesday by the Village Board of Trustees amends zoning definitions relating to residential districts for short-term rentals. The Village Code already contained language pertaining to short-term rental units, but this ordinance makes certain changes and additions. One of the most notable differences concerns permits. The village code already requires short term rental owners to obtain a permit each year from the Building and Zoning department and pay a yearly fee of $250. The new ordinance adds language requiring additional permits for any applicable special uses and mandates permit numbers issued by the village to be featured in any advertisement for the short-term rental, online or otherwise. Short term rental occupants were originally never allowed to occupy
Peter Gabriel has “another album’s worth of stuff” waiting to be finished
Peter Gabriel recently released i/o, his first album of new material in 13 years, but it sounds like fans may not have to wait too long for his next one. In an interview with…
Cortex Aglow
See Cortex . . . aglow! This FREE winter-themed photo op features lighted snowflakes and illuminated trees. Drive by or stop for a selfie with the snowflakes to remember the […]
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Holiday Lights at Grant’s Farm
This year, there are four ways to experience Holiday Lights at Grant’s Farm: by car, on foot, over a meal or around the fire. The popular drive-through experience routes you […]
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Way of Lights
The National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville, Illinois, sparkles in winter as its annual Christmas light display illuminates the grounds. All are invited to witness the […]
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