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The owners say the project is "not for the faint of heart" and represents a personal investment in what they see as a missing piece of their community: a destination gathering space.

EDWARDSVILLE - Lincoln Middle School announces students who have made honor roll for 4 th quarter. Honor Roll List

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Judge authorizes Holly Hills special tax district measure and a proposed increase in fine for illegal dumping to qualify for the Aug. 2 ballot in St. Louis.

Remember when Republicans pretended they were the party of fiscal responsibility, not wasting taxpayer money, and limited government? Sure, sure, you say, that was all just sloganeering, and never actually true in practice, but it’s really starkly on display in Florida, where governor (and wannabe 2024 Presidential candidate) Ron DeSantis has taken this all to […]

EDWARDSVILLE - SIUE announced their Spring 2022 Dean's List honorees. Dean's List 2022

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For years I told people St. Louis politicians are corrupt in their own way — but don't take bribes. Now, the feds seem to have such activity on tape, part of an indictment that reads like a backwater municipality. Who the hell wants to do business in a place like that?

On Saturday, a Fenton man heading out to run errands encountered a bear in his subdivision. Thirty-three year old Justin Mathenia was pulling out of his street onto Saline Drive, near Gravois Bluffs, when he spotted the black bear running through several of his neighbors' front yards. He said at first he thought it was a deer, then did a double take.

With Aerosmith temporarily sidelined as frontman Steven Tyler addresses sobriety issues, guitarist Joe Perry has lined up a trio of shows next month with his side group, The Joe Perry Project,…

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Gov. Mike Parson’s Supply Chain Task Force is charged with finding ways to open up the supply chain following pandemic-related slowdowns.

This article originally ran in the St. Louis Business Journal on June 10, 2022.  A publicly traded industrial real estate trust with a growing presence in St. Louis has purchased an industrial building in St. Louis County for $8.5 million. Plymouth Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (NYSE:PLYM), based in Boston, purchased 1901-1939 Belt Way Drive in Overland this spring, according to […]

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At Edward Jones, the traditional model has been one financial adviser and branch office administrator per office. But it's now allowing consolidation, a move that's expected to have a major impact on the real estate market.

For some reason it occurred to me a couple of days ago to think about the sheer number of cranks and crackpots who roamed the White House and bent Donald Trump's ear about election fraud in late 2020 and early 2021. I don't mean people who are just a little conspiracy minded; I mean out-and-out ...continue reading "Crackpots in the Oval Office"

St. Charles Police take crime very seriously, and as proof, they’re cracking down on one of the biggest problems plaguing society. No, not gun violence. It's expired temporary tags.

The Greatest Generation gets another homage in Dear Jack, Dear Louise, a play at New Jewish Theatre. The two-hander is about U.S. Army Captain Jack Ludwig, a military doctor stationed in Oregon, and Louise, an actress living in New York. The two have never met, but their fathers know each other and suggest they start a correspondence that lasts from the summer of 1943 until the end of World War II.

The boy was administered Narcan and taken to a local hospital.

As a wise man once sang to Carlos Santana: “Man, it’s a hot one.” We knew this heat wave was coming, but somehow that doesn’t make it feel any more tolerable. It’s overcast outside right now — the sun isn’t even bright and blazing — but we still might hit the triple digits before the sun sets tonight.

Forty-four years ago this November, a San Francisco city supervisor murdered two colleagues. Dan White was a former cop and former firefighter who’d grown angry at the political machinations of his opponents — and the way his city was changing.

A Central West End-based architecture firm has acquired a St. Louis-based architecture firm known for its historic adaptive reuse projects.

A Tennessee woman tied to a gang stealing valuables from parked vehicles in the St. Louis region and using stolen IDs to get money from those victims’ bank accounts has been sentenced to more than two years in federal prison.