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Sights and sounds from St. Louis Cardinals spring training
We're near the halfway point of spring training. The first full week of March gives the St. Louis Cardinals a chance to closely evaluate young talent as many regulars compete in the World Baseball Classic.
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Low Orbit Satellite Systems Like Starlink Continue To Harm Scientific Research
Scientists say that low earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations like Starlink continue to pose a dire threat to astronomy and scientific research, and that too little is being done to address the issue. Last fall, scientists declared satellite constellations an “existential threat for astronomy.” In short, the reflection and light pollution (Musk claimed would never happen in […]
Silicon Valley Bank failure leaves startups, Benson Hill in St. Louis scrambling
Silicon Valley Bank's failure has sent shockwaves across the U.S. startup scene and has left founders scrambling to secure funds for payroll and other expenses. One St. Louis startup was forced to act quickly. Another is thankful it didn't borrow large sums from the institution.
Efforts begin to clear homeless encampment along downtown riverfront
St. Louis leaders ordered the removal of a homeless encampment along the riverfront near Laclede's Landing. The eviction process happened Friday.
Up Late satisfies St. Louis’ craving for an all-night eatery
St. Louis has an array of award-winning restaurants and a niche foodie scene, but lacks a selection of late-night dining. Nathan Wright and Jason Bockman of Up Late are here to fill that void — and the stomachs of St. Louisans.
Weird weather patterns and record-setting temps makes St. Louis a meteorologist’s dream
St. Louis saw its sixth warmest February on record this year and dangerous weather patterns happening more frequently. The region is no stranger to strange weather, but doesn’t it feel particularly stranger than usual? Meteorologist Matt Beitscher with the National Weather Service - St. Louis breaks down the data and shares how we can all become weather-aware.
Large number of teachers absent at Ferguson-Florissant high school
Ferguson-Florissant School District leaders had to fill in for 37 absent teachers on Thursday at McCluer High School.
Ohio politicians found guilty in $60 million utilities bribery scandal
“You don't have to look far to see that the FirstEnergy scandal is part of a broader trend.”
Lawsuit seeks class-action status for Missourians out cash on unregulated slot machines
The lawsuit against Torch Electronics also accuses owner Steven Miltenberger of an illegal gambling conspiracy with convenience store operators, including one who ran a synthetic drug trafficking ring.
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314 Day remains St. Louis tradition 17 years later
314 Day weekend is in full effect! Starting today until Sunday the McDonnell Planetarium will be illuminated with a new colorful 314 Day design, 7-10:30 p.m. The light display will be visible from east and west-bound Highway 40/64 or by…
Hidden Scars: Veteran finds ways to raise awareness about PTSD
Top St. Louis County police commander Doyle, who sued for discrimination, is leaving department
Lt. Col. Troy Doyle announced his resignation on Friday after more than 30 years with the department.
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'Deeply missed': Member of Battlehawks training team dies Thursday
The Cure announces ticket policy to combat scalpers
The Cure recently announced a new North American tour, their first tour on the continent in seven years. To make sure their fans are able to get tickets, they just announced their…
Missing girl from Florissant found safe
Agency collecting donations for siblings orphaned by murder-suicide in Lincoln County
An organization is organizing to help the siblings who were orphaned after their parents and grandfather died in a murder-suicide near Foley, Missouri.
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