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Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine celebrates becoming a grandfather
In addition to being the figurative father of many metal bands, Dave Mustaine is now a literal grandfather. The Megadeth frontman's son, Justis, has welcomed his first child, with wife Angela. In a Facebook…
On This Day, November 13, 2016: Leon Russell dies at age 74
On This Day, November 13, 2016… Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Leon Russell died in his sleep at age 74. His songs, including “Superstar,” “A Song for You,” “Delta Lady” and…
Andrew Hara: Light & Darkness Photography Exhibit
Based in Hilo, on the big island of Hawai’i, Andrew Richard Hara is a National Geographic visual media specialist. His photography captures extraordinary images of planet Earth’s breathtaking, dynamic landscapes- […]
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Is there a running group in Soulard?
Dinner Place for 16 People Last Minute
Anyone know what's on fire just south of 64 near the Science Center?
23 West Coffee opens this week in Webster Groves
Owner Rich Elias calls it a “traditional modern coffee shop,” traditional in the sense of the welcoming feeling that it evokes and modern in its physical attributes and philosophy.
what’s on fire?
Senate Confirms 150th Federal Judge Under Leadership Of Senator Dick Durbin, President Joe Biden
CHICAGO - Last week the Senate confirmed its 150th federal judge under the Biden-Harris Administration. Illinois’ own Senator Dick Durbin, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, played a key role in filling the vacancies and ensuring that the bench is filled with judges who are dedicated to fairness and impartiality, the rule of law, and the Constitution. The appointments also mark significant progress in diversifying the judicial arena, delivering on President Biden’s promise to confirm judges from an array of personal and professional backgrounds. 100 of the appointed judges are women, nearly double the number of women judges appointed under the Trump administration, and 98 are people of color. The President’s appointees “come from professional backgrounds that have for far too long been underrepresented on the bench—from labor and immigration attorneys to public defenders and civil rights lawyers.” President Biden extended his thanks
Feds investigate misspending at St. Louis housing agency
An organization aimed at ensuring equitable access to housing here has been cut off from federal funding as officials investigate if it mixed money with business run by director's wife.
City of Belleville stepping up efforts to restore anti-slavery activist Koerner’s home
Legal graffiti in STL?
Crash Responders Week: Tips for keeping first responders safe on the roadway
Martin Scorsese to host celebration of the late Robbie Robertson’s life and music
The late Robbie Robertson will be celebrated this week with a memorial hosted by his friend and longtime collaborator, director Martin Scorsese. Robbie Robertson: A Celebration of His Life and Music is taking place…
Slim pickings for Atlanta police hiring in St. Louis on Saturday
“We’re not poaching anyone,” said one Atlanta officer, “because no one wants to do this job right now.”
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St. Louis unlikely to see large-scale closures of Catholic grade schools
Pastors signal a reluctance to close parish schools despite enrollment declines.
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