The first Black woman elected to lead the City of St. Louis announced her intention to run for re-election during an exclusive interview on 5 On Your Side.
Here's my latest brainstorm: we should set the federal minimum wage at half the average local wage, rounded up to the nearest dollar. Here it is for a random selection of places: This would take care of inflation and geography all at once. And of course states and cities would be free to set higher ...continue reading "Quick and easy minimum wage proposal"
All but one of the state's counties are in a health professional shortage, and that's why nurse practitioners are asking lawmakers to change state law to help combat this deficit.
It’s 1934, just after midnight, and a snowstorm has stopped the opulent Orient Express sleeper train in its tracks. A wealthy American businessman is discovered dead, and the brilliant and
A Missouri prosecutor has announced plans to seek the death penalty against a Kansas City man charged with fatally shooting a police officer during a traffic stop.
Healthy trees not only beautify neighborhoods, they promote better health outcomes for residents. Leaders from Forest ReLeaf and Scott Joplin House discuss a partnership to support new tree growth in the city — particularly in its underserved communities.
MERS/Missouri Goodwill Industries, one of the St. Louis region’s largest nonprofit organizations, was awarded an up to $2 million federal grant to expand the organization’s Juvenile Transition Program.
St. Louis Cardinals fans will notice several changes at Busch Stadium in the 2023 season, including new food vendors, pitch clocks and additional items for sale in the team store.
It won’t surprise any regular read here when I say that Marvel is notoriously aggressive on matters of intellectual property. Equally unsurprising will be my reminding our dear readers that this includes the company attempting to use IP laws in the past to un-ring the leak-bell when content has been leaked early. Hell, Marvel gets […]
House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith proposes to cut all $4.5 million in state funding that state and school libraries were slated to get next fiscal year.