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I am really sad to hear that Blue Crab Juicy Seafood in Maplewood is shutting down. They have some of the BEST seafood in STL. Anybody know why and how we can help to keep them in business?
Steep increase in rental rates forcing some St. Louisans out of their homes
St. Louis misses deadline to consolidate 911 dispatchers to reduce wait times
Acting St. Louis County health director's email decrying 'lunatic fringe' sparks outrage
New JCPenney Store at the River Roads Shopping Center (1963)
Rams, NFL agree to settle St. Louis lawsuit over team's relocation for $790 million
'I guess words and promises don’t matter': Mets owner Cohen criticizes Matz's agent for deal with Cardinals
Friendly reminder: Alice’s Restaurant at noon on KSHE
This 132-year-old St. Louis church is being turned into a skatepark
Twitter reacts to settlement in St. Louis, Rams relocation lawsuit
University City weighs sales tax increase
We made it.
'What do we do?': After judge rules local health mandates illegal, some are left with confusion in St. Louis County
God hates face masks
Might Crickets Help Avert a Future Food Crisis?
Sarah Schlafly, Founder of Mighty Cricket, introduces a powerful, yet a sustainable and high protein alternative to animal proteins - edible insect based protein powder, pancake and waffle mix and chocolates.
Mighty Cricket was awarded by Arch Grants while it aims for expansion and growth to meet the future global food demand.
Check out the full story by Amanda Woytus on St. Louis Magazine.
Target Coming to Midtown
Envisioning a transformation, Pier Property Group has secured $60 million from Target Corp. for an apartment development in Midtown, St. Louis.
The proposed development is a 196-unit apartment project with 200 space parking and a 140-surface lot.
This also marks the second location for this national retailer in St. Louis.
Check out the full story by Steph Kukuljan on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.Release of John Lodge’s new live album delayed until January; check out “Gemini Dream” video
Sexual assault charges against former St. Louis police officer dropped
ICYMI: KNOWiNK Hires CTO
Last month, St. Louis startup KNOWiNK has hired Jason Tice as its first chief technology officer in a bid to expand its election technology products.
As CTO, Tice plans to improve the voter registration process by developing mobile app technology that allows individuals to securely register to vote as well as introduce technology to other components of elections, such as voter check-in. KNOWiNK is presently used by over 1,500 voting authorities in more than 30 U.S. states, and was named the St. Louis fastest-growing private company in 2020.