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Police ID 16-year-old killed in St. Louis County hit and run
Police on Monday identified the teenager killed in a crash last week in north St. Louis County.
DEA’s Rainbow Fentanyl Moral Panic Is Making Broadcasters, Politicians Stupider Than They Already Are
Some news outlets engage in journalism. Others just engage in hype. The latter tend to repeat press releases verbatim, only ask for statements from law enforcement when law enforcement screws up, and otherwise cater to the “if it bleeds, it leads” maxim that has allowed mass media to portray America as a criminal dystopia despite […]
The Beatles’ Revolver returns to ‘Billboard’ top five thanks to deluxe special edition
The Beatles' album Revolver, which first topped the Billboard 200 album chart in 1966, is back in the top five, thanks to a deluxe special edition reissue that came out…
Full Moon Float
Come join us on our world famous Full Moon Float! Spend a magical evening paddling one of our Great Rivers and enjoy fine dining in a unique and unparalleled natural
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Missouri governor heading overseas on a 10-day trade mission
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has been on four overseas trips since taking office in 2018.
$188M industrial park would add to the sector's boom in St. Louis County
A developer is proposing a $188 million industrial park, adding to that use in the area and continuing the building boom for the sector in St. Louis County.
Owner of St. Louis hospital diverted funds meant for construction projects, lawsuit alleges
A company hired to make improvements at South City Hospital says in new litigation that the facility's owner diverted funds meant for those projects, as it seeks millions in damages.
Justice Department to monitor voting rights in Missouri, 23 other states
St. Louis infrastructure repair company sells energy services business
A Chesterfield-based infrastructure repair company sold its energy services business to a private equity firm.
Police need help identifying scrapyard burglar
Detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are asking for the public's help in identifying an individual who pilfered catalytic convertors from a local scrapyard.
Tomorrows ballot..
Lunchtime Photo
I could use some help here. This is a mural painted on an apartment building in Les Andelys, France, and by American standards it looks a little problematic. But maybe it has a different meaning in France. Are these random characters, or do they represent something well known? Any ideas to share?
Polls Show Support for Recreational-Use Marijuana in Missouri
After months of conflicting surveys, recent polls suggest recreational-use marijuana legalization may pass in Missouri. The newest poll by SurveyUSA found that 61 percent of voters support the initiative, with 28 percent against and 11 percent undecided, with a margin of error of 4 percentage points. The pollsters interviewed 791 voters from October 27 to November 1.
What’s on St. Louis City ballots? Check this list
What’s on your ballot Tuesday for the 2022 Midterm election in St. Louis City? We looked up a sample ballot to share who and what you’re voting for.
This Week in Gardening & Nature
Gardening by Month from Missouri Botanical Garden: November Tips & Tasks, Pests & Problems November Garden To Do List from P. Allen Smith Woodpeckers: The Hole Story, narrated by Paul Giamatti, is airing on PBS. Check you local PBS station for when in you area. 6 pm Wednesday Old North’s Northside Workshop Support the Bee Sanctuary … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →
You all remember Leaps & Bounds, Discovery Zone, and/or Tumble Drum from the early 90s?
Homes near O’Fallon, Missouri shopping center evacuated after gas line rupture
Approximately a dozen homes were evacuated Monday afternoon in O'Fallon, Missouri following a gas line rupture.
Democracy in America and Israel
Today on TAP: What will it take to hold onto it? The parallels and cross-influences are ominous.