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Some Personnel Department employees were briefly locked out of their offices while documents were secured amid a whistleblower investigation.

There are 158,169 patients active in the state’s medical marijuana program, along with 3,283 caregivers.

When Jennifer Clemons-Abdullah became the new commissioner of the city Division of Corrections in September, she took control of an organization that in just the past year had experienced national news-making uprisings, accusations of a culture of detainee abuse, and potential lawsuits from the federal government for civil rights violations.

In an interview with the RFT, Clemons-Abdullah says she isn't interested in "Monday morning quarterbacking" the mistakes of past administrators.…

When I first woke up the sun was shining, but then the fog materialized an hour after sunrise. As I drove up the road to the north to photograph the longhorns at a neighbor’s farm, the mists suddenly lifted only… Continue Reading →

The bar will feature a massive outdoor patio, a cocktail lounge and, at some point, daily drag performances.

St. Louis was once the nation’s premiere streetcar city. The maps below show just how extensively the streetcars gridded the city to meet transportation needs. The St. Louis Car Company produced the most widely used street cars in the country. As cars reigned supreme over St. Louis streets in the post-war period, the streetcars became […]

The post Looking back on streetcars running through St. Louis’ west side appeared first on NextSTL.

A round-number birthday was involved, but Daniel Neman's trip home was all about the food.

The restaurant will offer counter service and will have a drive-thru window for beer and pizza pick-up

Opening weekend at Busch Stadium last April saw the St. Louis Cardinals start their season in front of socially-distanced seating pods of about 14,500 fans, about a third of the stadium’s capacity. Masks were required inside the stadium, concessions were cashless and fans couldn’t bring bags with them. The goal: Bring back baseball, but do […]

The post Science backs mask mandates. But in Missouri and elsewhere, they’re politically toxic appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Today’s post is a look at City Foundry St. Louis, a new retail & office development in an old foundry along Forest Park Ave., between Spring and Vandeveter. Almost 100 years ago, the Century Electric company purchased the Midtown St. Louis property now known as City Foundry STL. At the time, ...

Prism STL will be located at 4510 Manchester Avenue

Two of Eddie Money's musical kids, son Dez and daughter Jesse Money, are celebrating the holiday season and paying tribute to their late dad by releasing a new version of…

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St. Louis Public Radio's Chad Davis and Jeremy Goodwin look back on how artists and arts organizations adapted during a second pandemic season.

On Dec. 21, 1979, the nationally-ranked Mizzou Tigers came to town to play St. Louis U. in a game that many thought would be a blowout. Instead fans were treated to an overtime thriller.

During World War II, St. Louis Post-Dispatch war correspondent Virginia Irwin faced gender bias and German bullets while reporting from the battlefield. Despite being among many barrier-breaking women correspondents, today few history books mention her. “A Closed Shop” Born in 1908 in Quincy, Illinois, Virginia Irwin started working at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1932 …

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Chris Kelling and Adam Altnether, owners of Elmwood restaurant, will open a new pizza concept at 2657 Lyle Ave. in Maplewood early next year.

As its headcount and revenue continues to grow, here's how this St. Louis startup has found a niche in providing its technology to mortgage lenders.