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Bush has announced a 2023 U.S. headlining tour. The outing will run from January 28 in Reno, Nevada, to February 26 in St. Louis, Missouri, and will see Gavin Rossdale…

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Wiegmann Associates, a top St. Louis-based mechanical contractor and national leader in design/build HVAC projects, has been recognized by the St. Louis Small Business Monthly as a 2022 Winning Workplace. Just thirteen St. Louis employers were recognized for creating a work culture where employees thrive and grow personally and professionally. “The biggest reason for our […]

A St. Louis man appeared in federal court Tuesday and admitted to possessing two guns, one of which was stolen, while fleeing from police in a stolen vehicle.

At the end of the year, Ray Hartmann will end his radio show on KTRS 550 AM. He did "St. Louis in the Know with Ray Hartmann" for just over three years and is stepping down because he says that between Donnybrook, writing for the RFT and KTRS he only sleeps four hours a night and needs to cut back. "I'm in denial about my old age, but this nighttime radio schedule has convinced my body it's a real thing," says Hartmann, who is 70.

Projections show that downtown is expecting only slight population growth in the next five years. Yet developers are pursuing $500 million in residential-focused projects, with several believing they’ve tapped into unmet demand.

UVALDE, TEXAS/ALTON, IL. - The community of Uvalde, Texas has been reeling since a tragic shooting on May 24, 2022, when an 18-year-old gunman - Salvador Ramos - wielding an AR-15-style rifle, killed 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School in the community, a small city west of San Antonio. Melissa Federspill of the Uvalde Leader-News said recently that this year with the school shooting, "there was not too much going on to try to push for Wreaths Across America." That was before the Alton Wreaths Across America Committee valiantly stepped in recently to offer a gesture that is being talked about across the country. Uvalde, Texas, has only been registered as an official Wreaths Across America location for one year. In what was described as a gesture in the true American spirit, the Alton Wreaths Across America Committee had raised more than enough wreaths to honor all of their local veterans. Margaret Hopkins, leader of the group, connected with volunteers for Hillcrest

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The halfway point for the MLB Winter Meetings has passed, and the Cardinals have yet to pull the trigger on a trade or sign a big-name free agent.

Sorenson and his wife were staying at the Avenue Plaza Hotel in New Orleans when a stranger burst into their room and beat him to death on Dec. 1, authorities said.

Channel 5 has picked up several segments of a news show Llorico works on for WUSA in Washington. She and Casey Nolen, who are now married, left KSDK in March.

From WBRC:  Imagine being 24 years old, finding your own company and designing something that’s in demand for women in the workforce. That fits the description of Morgan Dawson. Dawson founded Dawson Workwear that launched in July of 2020, using her own personal experience, to create workwear for working women. Dawson Workwear currently designs and […]

Chris Hayes thinks we've all calmed down a bit this year: There are *some* ways of measuring this. For instance I'm curious what airline data says about number of disruptive passenger incidents this year v last year. — Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) December 6, 2022 I am officially bored today, so here are the numbers: The ...continue reading "We are slowly calming down on airline flights"

SPRINGFIELD – Governor JB Pritzker released the following statement after the conclusion of the 2022 legislative session. “As we conclude the 2022 veto session, I want to congratulate the lawmakers and advocates who came together on behalf of the people of Illinois and made this session a success. Government is at its best when we come together across party lines to make Illinois the best it can be. “For almost six months, working groups of legislators have been hard at work with victims’ advocates, state’s attorneys, public defenders, law enforcement partners and others to clarify language in the SAFE-T Act, which goes into effect January 1 st . I’m pleased that the General Assembly has upheld the principles we fought to protect, including bringing an end to a system where those charged with violent offenses can buy their way out of jail, while others who are poor and charged with nonviolent offenses wait in jail for trial. “I want to particularly

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NSO Group is objectively awful. For years — with the assistance of the Israeli government — NSO sold to whoever wanted powerful phone exploits to deploy against targets. Ostensibly sold to investigate violent crimes and acts of terrorism, the less-than-savory customers of NSO flipped the script, deploying zero-click malware that allowed government employees to target […]

Mallery brings a focus on connection and community to the Cherokee Street art space.

Erstwhile head of Riverfront Times joined KTRS staff in April 2019, covering the night shift with Jay Kanzler. He went solo when Kanzler left in December 2019.

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Gov. Mike Parson’s administration improperly tried to starve the labor union representing Missouri corrections officers by cutting it off from dues deducted from paychecks, the Western District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous opinion, the court ordered the state to resume dues deductions for the Missouri Corrections Officers Association, affirming on every point […]

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