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A conversation with chef Dawn Wilson of Vicini Pastaria in Lafayette Square
At the new pastaria, Wilson dons many hats.
Suspect arrested after man shot in the head in downtown St. Louis
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the fatal shooting of a man Monday morning near downtown St. Louis' Globe Building.
Police said shortly before 10 a.m., officers received a call for help regarding a shooting in the 700 block of North Tucker Boulevard. There, they found a man in his 40s who had been shot in the head. He was pronounced dead.
A preliminary investigation found that the man was involved in a fight with another man at a nearby Shell gas station shortly…
William Peck, former Washington University medical school dean, dies at 89
Dr. William Peck, a former dean of Washington University's School of Medicine, died Feb. 22 at his home in St. Louis County. He was 89.
What kind of birds are running around at the North Entrance of the Zoo?
South Grand CID Shares Findings from ULI Redevelopment Survey
The South Grand Community Improvement District (the CID), which provides enhanced public safety, maintenance, building improvements and economic development beyond those supplied by St. Louis City, announces the recommendations from a recent Urban Land Institute – St. Louis (ULI St. Louis) technical assistance panel (TAP). ULI St. Louis was retained by the CID to study […]
Riverboat Captain Made History When He Led Ship In 1992
(Photos by Riverboats at the Gateway Arch) ST. LOUIS - The 2023 Riverboats at the Gateway Arch cruise season kicks off this Friday, March 3, 2023, and one of the three captains at the helm will be Kevin East. This year marks Captain East’s 31 st year as a riverboat captain. In February 1992, East was the first African American in the state of Missouri to obtain his license to navigate a vessel. East’s captain hat and jacket from his early days are now in the collections of the Missouri Historical Society. "I grew up in North St. Louis, and starting when I was 8 years old, my mother would take me down to the river to look at the boats and go on the Admiral," East said. "I got intrigued with the whole thing and started working down there in the summers when I was 18." East became a riverboat captain when he was only 23 years old. He recently saw his hat and jacket at the Missouri Historical Society and it brought back great memories of cruising, he said. "I
Lunchtime Photo
I think I said once that it's impossible to take an interesting picture of a cow. This is because cows are inherently boring creatures who do nothing except eat grass and stand around listlessly. I stand by this, but I think I came close on Sunday. This is a handsome looking cow doing its usual ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Marty Friedman: “The door has always been open” to work with Megadeth again
Marty Friedman is open to playing with Megadeth again after he reunited with Dave Mustaine and company earlier this week during the band's concert at Tokyo's famed Budokan venue. Speaking…
Enterprise Bank & Trust hires industry veteran to lead Private Bank nationwide
“There’s definitely a foundation here for private banking because the bank always has been that concierge, community bank focus,” she said.
Stupid Patent Of The Month: Clocking In To Work—On An App
What if we told you the Stupid Patent of the Month has a sponsor, but we don’t know who it is? That would seem shady, wouldn’t it? This month’s stupid patent, U.S. Patent No. 9,986,435, was brought to you—to all of us, really—from the murky depths of the litigation finance industry. Originally assigned to a shell […]
Tow Truck Suffers Extensive Damage In Alton Fire
ALTON - Alton firefighters confronted a serious vehicle fire Monday afternoon. Alton Fire Department Battalion Chief Tom House said the vehicle - a flatbed tow truck - apparently came across the Clark Bridge when the driver noticed smoke and pulled over near Taco Bell in Alton. House said the cab to the tow truck suffered extensive damage. Thankfully, the tow truck driver was able to get out of the vehicle and was not injured, House added. The Alton Fire Department had the vehicle fire put out quickly after they arrived.
Josh Hawley grills President Biden nominee over her social media posts
WASHINGTON — The nominee for archivist of the United States made her second appearance before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee Tuesday, after the panel blocked her last Congress following a high-profile probe into records at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. Colleen Shogan, an executive for the nonprofit White House Historical Association […]
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Daily Deal: JBL Live Free NC+ True Wireless In-Ear Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Earbuds
Take on the world, with style. JBL Live Free NC+ TWS earbuds deliver JBL Signature Sound with supreme comfort. Stay in the groove all day long without noise or any distractions thanks to Active Noise Cancelling, while TalkThru and Ambient Aware keep you in touch with your friends and surroundings. Up to 21 hours of […]
Mission Taco Joint adds new retro arcade, event space at its St. Charles restaurant
The new arcade follows the success of Mission Taco Joint's first arcade, located at its Kirkwood restaurant, and it will also serve as a private event space with a capacity for up to 150 people.
Who else might the Blues move before Friday's trade deadline?
After moving three high-profile players in as many weeks, the St. Louis Blues might not be done making moves before Friday's NHL trade deadline. The biggest mystery of all... What's next?
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's supporters remain steadfast despite criticism
John Fogerty on regaining rights to his songs: “Good things come to those who wait”
John Fogerty regained control of the worldwide publishing rights to his music with Creedence Clearwater Revival last month and he couldn’t be happier. “Finally getting ownership of my songs now, you can see…
CVPA shooting survivors call on Missouri lawmakers to act
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Survivors of a deadly school shooting in St. Louis on Tuesday shared art, music and stories about gun violence at the Missouri Capitol while advocating for lawmakers to act. “We want to hear the specific actions you are taking to prevent tragedies like this one from happening again in our state and [...]
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