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Greater Than the Sum of its Parts Art Exhibit
Greater Than the Sum of its Parts, Amazing Art from Pieces and Pixels, features Pysanky by Katherine Alexander, Digital Art by Matt Bryan, Mosaics by Brenda Fra-ser, Assemblage by Nell
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Why Roman Bürki’s post-game frustration might be just what St. Louis needs
The CITY captain did not hold back after CITY dropped its second consecutive match on Saturday at Seattle.
Messenger: The culture wars come to Bud Light. Cry me a river (of beer).
Conservatives gin up outrage over Anheuser-Busch marketing campaign.
Hochman: For St. Louis soccer fans, seeing Becky Sauerbrunn in person was personal, wonderful
“It's pretty amazing now that I have kids — and that's their role model,” Laura Mosbacher said. “So it's pretty cool for them to be able to come and see her, and then me telling them about her past and…
Quarrelsome Coffee opens in Central West End, uses fermentation to brew flavorful coffee
St. Louis Jail Fills as Judges Get Tough on Bail
The jail population in the city of St. Louis is up 28 percent since the start of the year as judges are allowing fewer defendants to go free on bond in the wake of the firestorm that followed the maiming of Janae Edmondson downtown in February. Daniel Riley, the 21-year-old accused of causing the crash that cost Edmondson her legs, was free on bond when he struck the 17-year-old, despite having violated the terms of his bond dozens of times.
Driver hospitalized after overturned vehicle crash on I-44 near Gray Summit
Emergency crews were at the scene of overturned vehicle crash on I-44 Wednesday morning.
Congress Urges DOJ To Review The Time Warner Discovery Merger Mess Amidst Chaos And Ongoing Layoffs
The AT&T Time Warner and DirecTV mergers were a monumental disasters. AT&T spent $200 billion to acquire both companies thinking it would dominate the video and internet ad space. Instead, the company lost 9 million subscribers in nine years, fired 50,000 employees, closed numerous popular brands (including Mad Magazine), and stumbled around incompetently for several years […]
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 - How St. Louis helped build Vince McMahon’s wrestling empire
A new book by Abraham Josephine Riesman focuses on the professional wrestling promoter’s rise to power and touches on how St. Louis had a key role in building the WWE.
Missouri senator calls for ouster of human rights commission chairman
Rev. Tim Faber is chairman of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights and testified in opposition to legislation outlawing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity during a committee hearing.
‘The Night Agent’, starring St. Louisian Gabriel Basso, Zeroes In On Netflix’s All-Time Most Popular TV Series List
St. Louis private equity firm WILsquare Capital's OuterBox makes acquisition
A portfolio company of WILsquare Capital, a St. Louis-based private equity firm, has expanded with the acquisition of another digital marketing agency.
2 Caseyville, Illinois cyclists ride cross-county
Two cyclists from Caseyville, Illinois are encouraging kids to get off the sofa, stop gaming so much, and get active. They are leading by example, and pedaling across the country.
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Lake Saint Louis policeman wakes from sedation 11 days after being hit by car
The officer, Nathan R. Livingston, remains hospitalized in intensive care with a head injury.
Gardner responds Tuesday evening to petition to remove her from office
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is not backing down in his fight to oust St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, claiming she's not doing her job.
Tuesday, Gardner responded to Bailey's allegations in a legal filing. The filing was submitted on the deadline the judge provided, a week before the case heads to court.
Baily says nearly 12,000 criminal cases have been dismissed to what he calls Gardner’s failures. He says more than 9,000 cases were thrown out as they were about to go to…
Weed-Shaped Ravioli On Hi-Pointe Drive-In’s Menu This 4/20
Hi-Pointe Drive-In’s name will take on a whole new meaning next Thursday. The fast-casual burger joint is going all out for Missouri’s first 4/20 holiday after the legalization of adult-use marijuana with a special “munchie menu.” We’re obsessed with this giant pot-shaped toasted ravioli, called a “Tdab”:
How Hyperpop Stars 100 Gecs Got Their Start in Normie St. Louis County
The first time I heard 100 gecs, I thought it was a joke. The duo's music first pummeled my eardrums when I was a junior at Webster University.
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week
100 gecs w/ Machine Girl
8 p.m. Saturday, April 15.
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