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Ready to rock? Fall Out Boy bringing world tour to St. Louis in June
Raw data: The US economy over the past six months
Here are all of the standard economic indicators that affect people in their daily lives. They look pretty solid! Growth rates are all annualized. NOTE: Will everything stay this sunny? I'm a recession hawk myself, so I doubt it. We'll know in about six months.
Kirkwood blazes trail with 17-0 start to season
Lil Wayne Bringing His 'Welcome to Tha Carter' Tour to St. Louis This Spring
It’s been nearly 20 years since Lil’ Wayne released his critically acclaimed album Tha Carter in 2004. This spring, the rapper will be heading on a 28-city tour named after that album.
Illinois man arrested for 51 counts of child porn, solicitation
The timeline of the investigation was not disclosed.
Southwest Airlines hires former St. Louis-area congressman as lobbyist
Anheuser-Busch begins its 5th annual Brew Across America event Tuesday, Jan. 31
Anheuser-Busch begins its fifth annual Brew Across America event Tuesday.
Pamela Anderson didn’t know Tommy Lee’s last name when they married
Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee married Pamela Anderson in Mexico in 1995 after only knowing her a few days. And in her new book, Love, Pamela, which is out now, Anderson reveals just how little they knew…
Susan Sauer Joins R.G. Ross Construction Company
R.G. Ross Construction Company is pleased to welcome Susan Sauer to the team in Business Development. Sauer brings her keen interest in the construction industry, workforce development and her ongoing involvement in commercial and residential real estate brokerage to the team. A St. Louis native, Sauer endeavors to share and celebrate the many opportunities, spectacular […]
No new hearing on condemned Missouri man's innocence claim
The attorney for a Missouri man facing lethal injection next week says he will ask the state Supreme Court to postpone the execution by three or four months to allow more time to investigate his innocence claim.
New U.S. House Natural Resources chair opposes limits on fossil fuel development
The incoming chairman of the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee wants to allow more mining and believes technology — not limitations on fossil fuel production — is the best way to address climate change. As part of their organization of the chamber they now control, U.S. House Republicans selected Arkansas’ Bruce Westerman to lead the […]
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Lil Wayne coming to St. Louis in 2023
Rapper Lil Wayne recently announced that his Welcome To The Carter Tour kicks off in April. The Factory will host one of the shows on Wednesday, April 26. Tickets go on sale starting Friday, February 3 at 10:00 a.m.
Yuengling beer coming to the St. Louis area in February
Yuengling beer will begin to stock midwestern and southern shelves in early February.
60 things every St. Louis CITY SC fan should know
As you wait for the start of CITY’s inaugural Major League Soccer season this spring, brush up with these facts about St. Louis’ new home team.
Major Case Squad activated after man shot, killed in Berkeley
The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis has been activated to investigate a homicide case in Berkeley.
Horses and history in Missouri's 'must-visit' small town
Boonville has also appeared on another list called "The must-visit small town in every state" by Thrillist. For the state of Missouri, the town that got featured is Boonville.
Moving Companies for Southern Illinois to St. Louis Move
January CM 'Eagles Of The Month' Sponsored By Midwest Members Credit Union
WOOD RIVER - Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Eagles of the Month” program at Civic Memorial High School. Senior students are selected each month by members of the Civic Memorial faculty to represent each department. All students are awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. Two Seniors (1 female student and 1 male student) that were selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $500.00 “Eagles of the Year” scholarship each at the end of the school year. 2023 January’s Eagles of the Month winners: Math - Charly Bellanca Fine Arts - P.J. Postlewait Social Studies - Avery Wilson PE/Health - Caleb Scott Choir - Madelyn Fitzgerald Band - Josaline Stewart Science - Anaiah Dabney English - Olivia Garcia C.T.E. - Eyon Johnson Teacher of the Month winner: Strength and Conditioning - Jared Reynolds Congratulations to all the Civic Memorial “Eagles of the Month”
Another investigation planned over St. Charles water contamination
St. Charles city officials will conduct an independent investigation over recent contamination findings at the Elm Point Well Field.
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