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People over 50 can still find jobs, but they may have to change, St. Louis career coaches say
Unemployment is lower than it has been since 1969. "Now hiring" signs are everywhere. But even so, jobs can be hard to find if you're over 50 years old — or that's the perception.
'I thought I was dying slowly,' says Midtown St. Louis fatal crash survivor
Brothers who ‘did everything together,’ fashionista among victims in fatal St. Louis crash
Corntrail McKinley, 20, of St. Louis, and Bryanna Dentman-Johnson, 18, of Vinita Park, and two other friends were killed in the crash. Courtney McKinley, 19, and three others were seriously hurt and hospitalized in critical but stable condition.
Crews rescue man from Missouri River
There are reports that someone has fallen into a river in north St. Louis County on Tuesday morning.
Boys & Girls Clubs offering summer day camp at nine locations
Boys & Girls Clubs is planning to have summer day camp in nine locations across MO & IL to serve as many children ages 6-18 as possible! The eight week camp will be from June 12 – August 4, 2023.
After Backlash From Its Dumb Password Sharing Crackdown, Netflix Lowers Prices In 100 Countries (Just Not In The U.S.)
So we’ve noted more than a few times that Netflix’s password sharing crackdown is a dumb cash grab. The company had already raised prices, it had already monetized the thing it was worried about (it already charges you extra if you want more simultaneous streams), and its hard 180 from encouraging password sharing to demonizing […]
St. Louis-based Surround Care names CEO for physician business unit
A St. Louis-based health care business has named a chief executive officer for one of its business units.
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 - How Kim Gardner’s future could shake up Missouri politics
The circuit attorney in St. Louis is facing the biggest crisis of her six years as the elected city prosecutor. That's after a man who repeatedly violated house arrest seriously injured a teenager in a car crash. Gardner is also facing an effort to oust her from office.
Traffic signals not working I-70 EB onto Lucas and Hunt Road
A possible traffic issue in north St. Louis County Tuesday morning.
'Saving St. Louis' airs on FOX 2 News Thursday at 9:00 p.m.
Thursday night during FOX 2 news at 9:00 p.m., a special report titled 'Saving St. Louis' will be presented.
Investment in 'Infrastructure Expo' happening today
On Tuesday, plans for two billion dollars in road, bridge, and sewer projects in the area will be unveiled.
Suspect charged in deadly downtown St. Louis shooting
The suspect involved in a fight that led to a deadly shooting in downtown St. Louis on Sunday has been arrested.
CVPA students addressing Missouri gun laws today
Students from Central Visual and Performing Arts High School will travel to Jefferson City on Tuesday morning.
Janae Edmondson now knows she no longer has her legs
CJC supports Kim Gardner in downtown rally
A rally took place at the Carnahan Courthouse in downtown St. Louis
St. Louis-based interior designer reflects on her first Kips Bay Decorator Show House
Twenty-one designers from around the country were chosen to work on this year’s Palm Beach show house. Local designer Amy Studebaker was one of them.
Losing my sister in a mass shooting
Rhonda’s bedroom was small. She did not have much stuff but I knew we had to triage: dispose of, give to Goodwill, or keep. Dad opened the three white garbage bags so it was easy to sort. Suddenly I heard this guttural noise behind my back and turned to see Dad staring into the large […]
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A new alliance for ‘high quality’ carbon removal highlights tensions within the industry
The group will focus on permanent removal, distancing itself from "temporary" solutions and traditional offsets.
In Finland, Indigenous rights take a backseat. Again.
Despite harsh international criticism, Finland passes on supporting Sámi self-governance.
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