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The Silicon Valley Bank Bailout Didn’t Need to Happen
The debate over protecting all deposits in a blink looks past the incompetence that got us here.
Bruce Springsteen postpones two more shows
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s tour continues to be affected by illness. After postponing their show Thursday in Columbus, Ohio, The Boss was forced to postpone shows at the Mohegan…
Are there any good resources available for crime maps and details for UCity? City and County crime maps are easy to find, but on those maps, UCity is blank.
Police investigating St. Louis County death
St. Louis County Police are investigating a death in Jennings.
Missouri paces to be the fastest state to reach $1B in cannabis sales
LERN and RAFE officially join the Rizz Show
Neman: Running the gauntlet in St. Louis, facing down the salespeople at the home show
Dan Neman went to the 45th Annual Builders St. Louis Home & Garden Show last weekend, and everywhere he went salespeople were vying for his attention.
Private Vehicles Marked "POLICE"
Monday, March 13, 2023 - East ‘Safe’ Louis?
The Illinois State Police says homicides in East St. Louis are roughly 30% over the last four years. The mayor wants that trend to continue.
Mayor says Kansas City police board committee meets in secret, violating Missouri law
The KC department is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice over allegations of racist employment and hiring practices.
Missouri paces to be the fastest state to reach $1B in cannabis sales
The first month of legal recreational cannabis pushed Missouri sales to nearly $103 million. The state may be the fastest in the U.S. to reach $1 billion in annual sales.
Utility Busted Using Fake Consumer Group To Scuttle Eugene, Oregon’s Environmental Reforms
Back in 2016, we noted how Florida utilities had resorted to creating fake consumer groups to try and scuttle legislation aimed at ramping up solar competition and adoption in the state. The tactic is generally used to create the illusion of support for shitty, anti-competitive policies, and it’s been a common tactic in the U.S. […]
U.S. mortgage rates jump again toward 7%
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.73% for the week ended March 9 — up from 6.65% the prior week.
Boil advisory lifted in south St. Louis County today
A boil water advisory is lifted for parts of south county, Monday morning.
Feds say all deposits at Silicon Valley Bank will be protected
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and FDIC Chairman Martin J. Gruenberg made the announcement Sunday.
After making headlines leaving downtown, marketing firm Elasticity shows off colorful Grand Center office (Photos)
The new office of St. Louis-based marketing firm Elasticity was intended to be as eclectic as the Grand Center Arts District that surrounds it.
Hartmann: The Underwhelming Eric Schmitt
Senator Eric Schmitt posted the following pearl of wisdom Friday on his Twitter account:
“In Biden's bloated budget, there's $1.3 billion for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for research on roadway fatalities and injuries. Part of that research? Developing a female crash test dummy to ‘address gender equity in crash testing.’ Beyond parody.”
St. Louis Zoo Spring Sea Lion Show begins today
The St. Louis Zoo's California Sea Lion Show is back.
Metro Bus schedule and route changes happening today
If you need to take the bus Monday, 30 Metro bus routes in Missouri and Illinois are changing.
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