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Texas Rep Bemoans Discussion About Guns After School Shooting When Rap Music And Video Games Are The Real Culprit
It feels somewhat strange to write this post today, short though it may be. We now live in the wake of yet another mass shooting, this time at an elementary school in Texas. It was only weeks ago that we were dealing with the aftermath of the racist attack on a Buffalo grocery store. In […]
St. Louisans Encouraged to Take Action for Cleaner Air Based on Latest “State of the Air” Results
The recently released American Lung Association’s 2022 “State of the Air” report reveals that, despite decades of progress on cleaning... Read More
Daily Deal: The 2022 Academic Success Master Class Bundle
The Academic Success Master Class Bundle covers 100+ strategies on time management, productivity, studying, and more. These methods are not taught to students in a traditional classroom. This Master Class Bundle will help your student achieve top grades, test scores, and academic performance in school. It is on sale for $49. Note: The Techdirt Deals […]
Illegal gambling charges don’t stop one Missouri company’s political contributions
The owner of Torch Electronics faces three counts of illegal gambling in northern Missouri.
Depp awarded $10M, Heard $2M in split libel lawsuit verdict
A jury on Wednesday awarded Johnny Depp more than $10 million in his libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard, vindicating his stance that Heard fabricated claims that she was abused by Depp before and during their brief marriage.
St. Louis needs more creative solutions than demolition - NextSTL
St. Louis needs more creative solutions than demolition
St. Louis has a long history of believing that demolition will solve all of its social and economic woes. The 20th century saw the demolition of entire neighborhoods like the riverfront, Kosciusko, Mill Creek Valley, and Carr Square. James Neal Primm’s Lion of the Valley notes that the Post Dispatch declared that the city “voted […]
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How a community garden is helping a Ukrainian woman restart her life in St. Louis
The 4-by-8-foot plot at the Boyle-Laclede Community Garden was a gift to Tatiana from her grandson's friends, who’d heard that she was an avid gardener.
Noah Mason Is A Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month For Oilers
WOOD RIVER - East Alton-Wood River High School senior track and field star Noah Mason is one who loves training, whether it is for track and field or in martial arts. Noah has been running track for two years now and says that his favorite thing about it is having to put in all the work needed to run races. Noah is a Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month for the Oilers. "Throughout high school, I have been able to develop the ability to stay focused to help me accomplish my goals which I got from track to break PRs," Noah said. Outside of track Noah is also a black belt in tae kwon do. His other hobbies include wrestling, art, music, carpentry, and drama club. Noah also succeeds inside the classroom being a National Honors Society member, academic challenge participant, and vice-presidential scholar thespian. He plans on attending Illinois State University where he thinks he'll study engineering. He does not plan to continue running track during college but
Cost of discrimination case by Missouri prison officials tops $1 million
A prison warden urged her supervisors to illegally tamp down the use of family leave by Missouri prison workers
2 Missouri, 3 Illinois students advance to semifinals in National Spelling Bee
Two Missouri students and three Illinois students have advanced past the quarterfinals of the 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
'Like I was hitting a brick wall': St. Louis County pothole causes 7-month struggle
St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Diego Padres
Enjoy St. Louis Cardinals baseball at Busch Stadium.
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The Supreme Court’s conservatives take a dive on the First Amendment
Did I wake up on Mars today? Last September Texas passed a law that allowed the government to enforce speech codes on private companies like Facebook and Twitter. These companies would be required to host speech they didn't want, a bit of state coercion so wildly unconstitutional it was a wonder the ghost of James ...continue reading "The Supreme Court’s conservatives take a dive on the First Amendment"
2 hotels planned at this downtown St. Louis corner
After months of delays, south city has a new breakfast spot
Danny Boyle honors the architects of Britain’s punk revolution in ‘Pistol’
The new series Pistol, which debuted Tuesday on Hulu, is all about explosive rise and tragic fall of pioneering punk band the Sex Pistols. Based on founding member and guitarist…
Micky Dolenz says his concerts with The Rascals’ Felix Cavaliere are like “two shows for the price of one”
This spring, The Monkees' Micky Dolenz and The Rascals' Felix Cavaliere have teamed up for several joint U.S. concerts dubbed "Legends Live!," and the famous singers have two more co-headlining…