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Foo Fighters kick off tour with Taylor Hawkins tribute, release new song “Show Me How”
Following their introduction of new drummer Josh Freese during a concert stream over the weekend, Foo Fighters kicked off their tour Wednesday in Gilford, New Hampshire, their first since the…
BET honoring Tina Turner’s life and legacy with exclusive news special
Tina Turner will be the focus of an exclusive BET special that will delve into her life and yearslong career. BET & ET Present Tina Turner: Life and Legacy will air May 25, featuring…
This St. Louis nonprofit has been providing housing to people with HIV for decades
Messenger: A monument to St. Louis’ forgotten victims of the Cold War gets new life
Iron Workers built the monument to those who had died after working on uranium enrichment, after various illnesses.
As cannabis costs skyrocket, St. Louis retailers resist raising prices
St. Louisans celebrate the life, courage and legacy of Tina Turner, the Queen of Rock and Roll
Netflix’s Dumb Password Sharing Crackdown Will Cost You $8 Per Moocher
We’ve noted more than a few times that Netflix’s password sharing crackdown is a dumb cash grab, and illustrative of the company’s inevitable transition from innovative disruptor to the type of nickel-and-diming cable company Netflix originally disrupted. We’ve also noted how the company was forced to delay the effort a few times, after backlash in countries […]
Dozens of area high school students discuss gun safety today
About a dozen area high school students will discuss gun safety Thursday.
Spire to acquire MoGas, Omega natural gas pipeline systems in Missouri
Spire Inc., the St. Louis-based natural gas utility company, has agreed to acquire two Missouri pipeline systems from another public company.
St. Louis-area high schoolers push for gun safety amid downtown crime surge
May 25, 1969: the Spanish Pavilion opens as the toast of St. Louis; a year later it filed for bankruptcy
Mayor Cervantes wanted to bring some pizzazz to downtown redevelopment in mid-1960s.
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week May 25 to 31
Lo-Fi Cherokee Premiere Party
7 p.m. Sunday, May 28.
Bicentennial Park opens Belleville splash pad
Belleville families can cool off this summer with a new splash pad. It's located on the upper level of Bicentennial Park.
'Grant's Farm in The Sky' show debuting Friday
2023 marks the 12th anniversary of the Busch family owning Grant's Farm. As part of the anniversary celebration, grant's Farm is debuting a new show that features 150 drones.
Ameren Missouri hosts solar panel ribbon cutting today
Ameren Missouri cuts the ribbon Thursday on some new solar panels.
Top 5 Briskets in St. Louis, Chosen by Our Critic
The meat to end all meats, brisket is not just an enjoyable cut of 'cue; it's the most sacred entry in the barbecue canon, its charred, peppery bark yielding to luscious, fat-ribboned beef that has the ability to stop space and time. It's life-changing when cooked properly, heartbreaking when not and, just like a margherita pizza at a Neapolitan spot, tells you all you need to know about a barbecue establishment.
CITYPARK hosting 'Biz Dash' 5K this evening
More than 7,000 people from more than 200 St. Louis companies will run Thursday. It's for the St. Louis Healthiest Happy Hour.
States see record low unemployment across the U.S.
Across much of the country, the jobs market is as strong as it’s ever been, and Black women, young people and people with disabilities are among the workers benefiting, recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show. Twenty states reported an unemployment rate under 3% in April, while 15 states saw record lows, led by […]
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Florissant Police hosting annual Law Enforcement Torch Run today
Florissant Police host their annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Missouri Special Olympics Thursday.
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