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The St. Louis Blues have teamed up with a local musician as part of the National Hockey League team’s new marketing campaign focused on its musical origins.

Academic experts deep dive into the analysis and commentary of the strikes.

After months of “crying for help,” members of the St. Louis’ jail oversight board see relief in an aldermanic proposal to give the board more power. Board Bill 93, introduced today by Ward 14 Alderman Rasheen Aldridge, would allow the nine-member board to investigate complaints about the city jail faster and give them permission to hire an independent attorney. 

A labor-management relations expert explains what this means for union workers as they negotiate and more.

Mayor gives jail boss the dreaded vote of confidence.

Thieves are using expensive devices to program key fobs and steal mostly Infinities.

A nurse's aide has been charged with the rape and sodomy of a hospital patient at DePaul Hospital in April. Felix Mumba, 38, has been charged with two counts of sodomy in the 2nd degree and two counts of rape in the 2nd degree, both of which are class D felonies. The court has set the bond at $500,000 in cash only.

As the US government stumbles around to try to come up with an AI regulatory policy, it seems like they’re focused on trying every bad idea on for size. You may have heard how Senator Schumer just had the first of his AI Summits, including a bunch of big name folks, who probably are not […]

Last week we got a closeup of Hilbert, so this week it's Charlie's turn. He was walking back and forth on the fence when I took this.

Today on TAP: After an FDA finding that a popular decongestant is worthless, Biden could direct that agency to fast-track approval of a miracle drug for colds used all over the world.

Revenue at the Clayton-based broker-dealer increased 22% in the first six months of this year compared with the same period in 2022.

The bills are aimed at showing resolve on one of the city's thorniest problems, but largely piggyback on existing federal rules.

After a brief pandemic-era surge, the market for breakfast cereal has resumed its steady, years-long retreat. But General Mills and Post Holdings are making the best of it.

The shutdown will run from 7 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday.

The UAW—my former union!—isn't happy with Joe "Mr. Union" Biden: Shawn Fain, the head of the United Auto Workers, has privately expressed his frustration with Joe Biden, wanting the president and other Democratic lawmakers to come out more aggressively in support of his union, which launched a strike Friday against the so-called Big Three automakers. ...continue reading "Can Joe Biden really do anything about the auto strike?"

Neil Young is reissuing the live album Time Fades Away in celebration of its upcoming 50th anniversary.  Time Fades Away 50 will be released November 3 on limited edition clear vinyl. It will feature not only…

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