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St. Louis digital health startup Sparo acquired by venture-backed company
Lux Living fails to secure Port KC incentives for Berkley Riverfront apartment complex
Good boxing gyms for beginners?
Magnificent $5.2M mansion for sale in Missouri's wealthiest suburb
This 12,358 square-foot mansion is located in the weathliest municipality in Missouri.
Release of ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ DVD and Blu-ray sets rescheduled for July
Back in January it was announced the acclaimed three-part Disney+ documentary The Beatles: Get Back would be released on DVD and Blu-ray on February 8, but the release was indefinitely…
FDA clears COVID booster shot for healthy children ages 5-11
U.S. regulators have authorized a COVID-19 booster shot for healthy 5- to 11-year-olds, hoping an extra vaccine dose will enhance their protection as infections once again creep upward. Everyone 12 …
Don’t Fret, Said Alito; There’s Family Leave!
Today on TAP: But there’s paid family leave only in states where abortion is legal and will remain so. No state where it’s being criminalized would consider such post-birth decency.
Rep. Elik's Bill to Increase Safety of Transportation of Foster Children Signed into Law
ALTON - A new law aimed at improving the safety of transportation for foster children was signed into law on Friday. The legislation was sponsored by State Representative Amy Elik (R-Fosterburg) on behalf of a local foster parent following concerns shared with her about the safety of children under the care of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). “I knew something had to be done when a constituent shared with me that foster children were either not being picked up on time or not being picked up at all by transportation providers,” said Rep. Elik. “Children under state care depend on transportation providers that will pick them up on time. There is no excuse for our youth in care to be left without a ride home.” Public Act 102-795 sponsored by Rep. Elik provides that transportation services to children and families must comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations. Drivers must submit to a fingerprint-based criminal
1 rescued, 1 still missing after canoe capsizes in Missouri River
America's Center $210 million expansion project kicks off with groundbreaking ceremony
Here, St. Louisians, is my favorite shot of the Arch from my visit. Hope you like it too!
Endangered Silver Advisory issued for woman possibly in St. Louis area
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered Silver Advisory for Gladys Bowers, a woman who is possibly located in the St. Louis area.
Two statements
Consider two ways of saying a similar thing: According to the Census Bureau, people of color make up an increasing share of the US population. This will most likely benefit liberals, who will certainly try to take political advantage of it. Not only are non-white folks having more children than white people, but liberals are ...continue reading "Two statements"
STL metro area makes top 20 for summer trip spots
St. Louis makes list for top 20 cities for summer travel.
Wells Fargo Advisors head stepping down, replacement named
The Wine and Cheese Place will open Spirit Wine and Craft in south St. Louis this weekend
New congressional map prompts Missouri candidate to drop out of race
Sara Walsh announced Monday she is dropping out of the Republican primary for Missouri’s 4th congressional district due to the state’s newly-approved congressional map.
As convention center expansion kicks off, its leaders take on cost concerns
Former Northwoods police officer admits assaulting woman at driver's license office
Michael L. Bennett pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to a charge of deprivation of rights under color of law.