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Mayor Tishaura O. Jones believes a MetroLink expansion can help with job creation and neighborhood decline. That in turn can help with crime, she says.

Wentzville police are asking parents to talk with their teens about a TikTok challenge that is causing property damage.

On what would’ve been a beautiful day for baseball at Busch Stadium, the grounds crew is busy preparing the field for opening day on March 30.

One of two men accused of stealing a trailer belonging to a Boy Scout Troop in Maryland Heights has been arrested and charged.

More than 40 dogs will be looking for new homes after being rescued from a woman living in Newton County, just outside of Joplin. 

An appalling, daytime, execution-style murder captured on video has people wondering what has become of St. Louis.

The family of Bryanna Dentman-Johnson is mourning the loss of the teen, whom they described as strong, independent, and prayerful.

A St. Louis resident called FOX 2's You Paid For It team after glass from the windows of an abandoned house fell to the ground, nearly hurting her grandchildren.

The shooting happened in the 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue, police say.

Legislating from the bench is always problematic. People who like what courts have decided will claim this was the right thing to do. People who don’t like the decision will claim this is an overstep. Whatever the case in Virginia, this is good news. Legislation from the bench happened. But it didn’t turn into actual […]

More than 40 million people in the United States are dealing with the weight of student loans.

FOX 2 spoke with Charl “Priest” Howard, who’s now wearing an ankle bracelet as he still waits for trial years after his arrest.

“We want to hear the specific actions you are taking to prevent tragedies like this one from happening again in our state and our country," student Bryanna Love said

Woody Tasch thinks like a root vegetable grows: slow, sure, mostly underground, deeply nourishing.  

             

From this perspective, in collaboration with a rainbow circle of fellow evolutionists, comes the investment structure Tasch and friends call Beetcoin: small local donations generating Zero interest, locally-made loans supporting local sustainable food systems and the community economics they feed to flourish - aiming to work on a global scale.

          

A mission-focused investment strategist since the 1990s, Tasch keeps FUN in focus, in his serious business of transforming systems: food, funding, social values. Since 2010, the Slow Money movement he has fronted has channeled $80 million to over 800 organic farms and local food enterprises via volunteer-led efforts in dozens of communities.

Beetcoin taps the Internet, grounding your way to chip in, no matter where you live. Dig into this idea! www.Beetcoin.org

Thanks to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms audio engineer, and to Jon Valley, KDHX Production Wiz!

Related Earthworms conversations: 
Slow Money's Woody Tasch on Culture, Poetry, Imagination, SOIL (July 2018)

Heru Urban Farming - January 2021