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How future-proof is your business?
Of the many lessons recent history has taught the business community, two stand out. First, despite advances in machine learning and increasingly powerful analytics, the future remains largely unpredictable. Second, the most resilient companies are those that are prepared for uncertainty. By anticipating the future, these companies develop ways to safeguard against their own obsolescence. You, too, can help future-proof your business by embracing ways to minimize the shocks and stresses the future…
Def Leppard’s Phil Collen on Jeff Beck: “We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for him”
Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen is paying tribute to Jeff Beck in a new interview with Guitar World. “Jeff Beck has always been one of my idols because he’s unique. No-one sounds like him, no-one plays…
Greenfinch Plans on 'Cheap Drinks and Good Shows'
As potential buyers began to seriously investigate the potential of reopening the south city landmark The Way Out Club, options were considered from across the curatorial spectrum. Would someone buy the space and the holdings in total, reopening the place as a turnkey?
Proposal calls for large apartment complex near Creve Coeur Lake
One proposal could eventually lead to a massive apartment complex in the vicinity of Creve Coeur Lake.
Adam Wainwright completes Springfield rehab start, treats prospects to dinner
Adam Wainwright is one step closer to beginning his sendoff season after completing a rehab start Wednesday in Springfield.
When and where to expect storms Thursday near St. Louis
Some of Thursday's storms may produce damaging winds or large hail.
$1M bond remains for man accused of killing St. Charles woman
A judge ruled Joseph Dejoie will remain jailed on a $1 million bond, per the recommendation of county prosecutors.
St. Louis Was Surrounded by 12 Tornadoes Last Weekend
Last weekend was a wild one, and here's the proof: Experts are now saying that there were at least 12 tornadoes spawned locally by the strong storms in the St. Louis area last Saturday. Expert investigators have been looking over recorded wind speed, damage to property and video evidence all week to determine where and if tornadoes occurred. They're still calling their results preliminary, though, so there might've been even more twisters around that just haven't been classified yet.
It's a beautiful day at Busch Stadium and the Cards are killing it! 14-4 in the 8th inning :)
Tycon Owner, Chief, Commend Alton Sgt. Metzler, Fire Departments For Efforts To Save Business Structure
ALTON - The Alton Fire Department and Alton Police Department both played key roles in saving the overall structure that housed Tycon Builders and Lindy's Hair Salon in the 3400 block of College Avenue on Tuesday night. An alert Alton Police sergeant observed smoke pouring out of both sides of the facility that houses Tycon and Lindy's Hair Salon and immediately contacted the Alton Fire Department. A Box Alarm was issued and East Alton Fire Department also responded and positioned its ladder truck at the scene. Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford made this statement about the fire: "In regards to the structure fire at Tycon Builders (3414 College Ave.) at 10:51 p.m. Tuesday, Alton Police Department’s Sergeant Mike Metzler was on his way to assist at the traffic crash scene on Illinois Route 143/Cpl. Chris Belchik Memorial Expressway. As he was traveling on North Rodgers, he smelled smoke and then observed smoke coming from the Tycon Builders building. He immediately notified dispatch
A historic house in the Central West End hits the market
Built in 1927, the home features original hand-carved plaster and architecture, as well as modern eclectic details.
Rex Sinquefield emerges in push against state takeover of St. Louis police
Lobbyists representing conservative philanthropist and activist Rex Sinquefield are making a push against a state takeover of the city of St. Louis' police department, giving St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones a powerful ally in efforts to defeat the proposal in the final weeks of Missouri's legislative session.
Lunchtime Photo
Today is my first day at City of Hope in preparation for my CAR-T treatment next week. I'm getting a PICC line placed and undergoing a few tests, but no more. Tomorrow is officially Day -5, leading up to Day 0 on Tuesday when the CAR-T cells will be infused into my bloodstream. The most ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Mötley Crüe to perform at NFL Draft Concert Series
Mötley Crüe has been booked to perform during this year's NFL Draft Concert Series. The three-day event takes place April 27-29 in Kansas City, Missouri, in conjunction with the 2023 NFL Draft.…
Rosati-Kain Academy names Maggie Sullivan as new president
‘Lovejoy’s Law’ And Tech Moral Panics
One of the central arguments for a recent rash of age verification laws across the country is to “protect the children.” Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called his signing of controversial social media laws a means for “protecting our kids from the harms of social media.” Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a press conference that her […]
St. Louis County chops $27 million in road work. Here's what's left.
New St. Louis event, STL TechWeek, debuts next week. Here's what to expect.
STL TechWeek will take place next week, with 30 events planned from April 24-28 to spotlight all things technology in St. Louis. Its schedule includes industry conferences, networking events, career development programming, startup expos and technology tours and demonstrations.
Webster Groves site advertised as redevelopment opportunity is under contract, owner says
The site is next to a shopping center with an Imo’s Pizza location and other businesses, and is close to Balkan Treat Box’s first brick and mortar location, which opened in 2019.
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