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Richard Florida: Cities will recover, buildings will ‘come down’
Author and futurist Richard Florida shares his outlook downtowns, cities' keys to success in the post-Covid-19 world and more in an interview for our Future of Cities project.
World’s leading transgender health experts attack regulations planned by Missouri AG
Andrew Bailey’s claims about transgender care “were either taken out of context, cherry-picked, or from unverified sources,” WPATH says.
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Jana Elementary not expected to reopen, school district announces
Missouri Covenant Marriage Act
Washington County school says many students saw deadly crash in front of school Thursday afternoon
Illinois counts less cannabis sales from out-of-state customers after Missouri's launch of recreational market
April 4th General Election Ballot
The St. Louis general election is just around the corner, Tuesday April 4, 2023. Early (no excuse absentee) voting is open now. I’ve voted absentee by mail. Vintage photo of the former offices of the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners. From my collection In the March 7th primary we ...
Missouri House advances bill to limit nonexistent vaccine microchips—just in case
Man held in Troy, Mo., grandparents’ deaths scared relatives, posted threats recently
The man held as a suspect Thursday in his grandparents' slayings in Troy frightened other relatives in recent days by claiming to be God and threatening violence, said investigators and the man's great-aunt.
Got a parking ticket and have a paid receipt and they denied my appeal
Renee Hardin-Tammons takes her place on Court of Appeals
Renee Hardin-Tammons was sworn in Thur. March 16, 2023, as the new judge on the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District at the Old Court House, another step up in her distinguished career as an attorney and member…
How’s Your Night
3rd Illinois corrections officer sentenced in inmate death
Willie Hedden, 43, a former sergeant at the Western Illinois Correctional Center in Mt. Sterling, Illinois, was sentenced on Wednesday to six years’ imprisonment, to be followed by five years of supervised release, according to a news release.
Son-in-law called Overland Park police about living with dead body for 6 years
It was a person living in an Overland Park home who made the decision to call police about the dead body they'd been living with for six years.
Two Western Specialty Managers Among SIUE CLI Graduates
Western Specialty Contractors would like to congratulate Peoria, IL Assistant Branch Manager Jared Osterman and St. Louis Concrete Branch Sales/Project Manager George Justice on graduating from the 2023 Construction Leadership Institute (CLI) at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Four Western employees have graduated from the program over the past two years. Left to Right: Western Region […]
Missouri Senate OKs limits on transgender treatments, sports
Keystone Begins Construction of 40,000 SF Mixed-Use Building in Chesterfield Valley
Design-build contractor Keystone Construction Company has kicked off construction on a new $6 million mixed-use building in Chesterfield Valley’s Spirit Valley Business Park. The building will feature 40,000 square feet of flexible space, which can be divided between one to four tenants, and accommodates a wide range of uses from warehouse, office, manufacturing, showroom and […]
Hazelwood has ‘no expectation’ for Jana Elementary to open after radioactivity report
Jana Elementary has “no expectation” to open, according to the announcement from Hazelwood School District Board of Education dated on Tuesday.
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