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The dogs were in a yard that had an underground invisible electric fence when they killed Leann Gratzer on Monday.
St. Louis Character: Lucas Farrell showcases St. Louis gems with 'bucket list' social media account
Holiday Extravaganza at St. Louis Artworks
Holiday Extravaganza at the St. Louis Artworks Saturday, December 11th from 10 AM to 3 PM St. Louis Artworks, 5959 Delmar, St. Louis, MO 63112 St. Louis ArtWorks will host its Fall sale during the Holiday Extravaganza, on Saturday, December 11, 2021, from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. More than 30 youth apprentices participated […]
Why Clockwork AI Left St. Louis
Fady Hawatmeh wrapped up his software startup from St. Louis and moves to Chicago in less than a year.
The founder of Clockwork was awarded $50,000 from Arch Grants, which also comes with a condition to relocate operations to St. Louis for at least a year.
However, plans changed and his vision at St. Louis was short-lived due to the racial discrimination.
St. Louis County Mask Mandate Ends
The mask mandate in St. Louis County has come to an end.
After the St. Louis County Council declined to hold a vote at their December 7 meeting and a Cole County decision declaring all health orders “null and void,” St. Louis County’s acting health director Dr. Faisal Khan has withdrawn a face covering order issued on September 27.
“I continue to strongly recommend that St. Louis County residents and guests wear masks indoors in public spaces,” Khan wrote in his letter. “Masks save lives.”
Fox 2 reports that county officials revealed the withdrawal this morning in court with Judge Nellie Ribaudo, citing the Cole County decision and Schmitt’s refusal to appeal — despite a request from the Department of Health and Senior Services’ director to do so — and the county council not taking a vote on the mask mandate.…
How TCARE Rapidly Expanded in St. Louis After Arch Grants
When technology startup TCARE won an Arch Grant in 2019, it was headquartered in Wisconsin and had four full-time employees.
Two years later, it is based in St. Louis and counts 78 full-time staffers.
The $50,000 Arch Grant was a boost to the startup that produces evidence-based analytics program for social workers, care managers and care coordinators.
Washington University plans 90,000-square-foot building on Danforth Campus
Metallica announces livestreams for upcoming 40th anniversary concerts
Metallica has announced announced livestreams for the band's upcoming 40th anniversary concerts, taking place December 17 and 19 in San Francisco. You'll be able to watch both shows for free…
Billy Idol to be featured on Fox’s New Year’s Eve special
Billy Idol is one of the music stars that will help Fox ring in the New Year. Idol is among several artists who will featured in pre-recorded performances on Fox's…
St. Louis County removes mask mandate
Watch Foo Fighters invite Gene Simmons on stage during Las Vegas concert
KISS' Gene Simmons showed up on stage while Foo Fighters were rocking and rolling all nite during a recent concert in Las Vegas. During the show, guitarist Chris Shiflett started playing…
U.S. Rep. Cori Bush calls Paul McKee’s actions ‘an abomination’
State and local officials continue to weigh in on a new medical facility that bears the “Homer G. Phillips Hospital” name in North St. Louis.
David Sanborn, Marcus Miller among new shows added to Jazz St. Louis schedule
Catherine Russell, Pedrito Martinez and Alfredo Rodriguez, Denise Thimes, Demarius Hicks, Tonina, Janet Evra, and Kendrick Smith are other new shows on the schedule.
Post-Dispatch owner rejects purchase offer from hedge fund Alden
Lee Chairman Mary Junck said Alden Global Capital's $24-per-share offer "grossly undervalues" the business.
Post-Dispatch owner rejects 'opportunistic' takeover offer
City sues state over law with ‘police officers bill of rights'
St. Louis leaders have challenged a new Missouri law that expands the rights of police officers and mandates local governments provide their legal defense in court regarding their actions while off duty.