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Introducing ‘A CRISPR Bite’: How gene-editing technology is changing our food
The new podcast “A CRISPR Bite” explores how and why biotech companies are looking to use CRISPR technology to change our food. The five-part series was produced by journalist — and former St. Louis Public Radio reporter — Corinne Ruff. It’s hosted by food anthropologist Lauren Crossland-Marr. In its third episode, the St. Louis company Benson Hill takes center stage.
Healthcare advocate Brenda Battle keynotes HG Phillips Lecture
Brenda Battle returned to St. Louis to deliver the Homer G. Phillips Public Health Lecture Series keynote address and she offered a stirring message urging the region to reduce its healthcare disparities.
EBook Pledge To Protect Libraries & Authors From Publishers’ Growing Abuse Of Copyright
There’s a whole chapter of Walled Culture the book (free digital versions available) devoted to the serious attack on libraries and their traditional functions that is being carried out by major publishers. The latter are using digital copyright law to take advantage of the shift to eBooks by moving from one-off sales to a recurrent licensing […]
Biden administration working to recover U.S. hostages held by Hamas
U.S. officials are working to recover American hostages from the Middle East and provide aid to Israel as violence continues in the region following last weekend’s attack by Hamas, administration and congressional leaders said Wednesday. Speaking to Jewish community leaders at the White House late Wednesday afternoon, President Joe Biden said the administration was working […]
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McDonald's reopens O'Fallon location, honoring owner's ALS battle
One McDonald's location in O'Fallon, Missouri, celebrated its grand reopening on Wednesday while also recognizing the owner's battle with ALS.
St. Margaret of Scotland unveils revamped playground
A refurbished addition to the St. Margaret of Scotland playground has opened in south St. Louis.
St. Louis-area Ameren line workers prepare for international lineman's rodeo
With the Wednesday sun high above Maryland Heights, Ameren crews geared up and climbed up in an effort to brush up on their skills.
Man charged for shooting St. Louis football coach at practice
Grief on the gridiron. Community leaders say a well-known youth football coach was shot several times Tuesday during practice in front of his players.
Winery owner Hoffmann Family of Companies puts one of its holdings up for sale
The Hoffmann family, which plans to transform Augusta, in St. Charles County, into a national wine destination, is selling the property for one of its planned projects.
Fields Foods Auction
Here's when, where you can see Jason Momoa in St. Louis County
Shoplifters took over 600 dollars of comics from Apotheosis. Please reach out if you recognize any of these scumbags.
What have you paid for a windshield replacement and where did you go?
Manufacturer, automotive parts distributor sign on to North County business park in big leases
An industrial park in north St. Louis County has landed two new tenants, in a pair of deals that marked some of the largest industrial activity in the region during the third quarter.
Illinois woman sentenced after burning guinea pig
A woman has been sentenced to up to 3 years behind bars following her guilty plea in Effingham County Court to charges related to lighting a guinea pig on fire and filming its death.
Edwardsville Native Hannah Faulkner New Kent St. Hall Of Fame Honoree Is A Johnston Law Firm Female Athlete Of Month
KENT, OHIO - Edwardsville native Hannah Faulkner, an NFHCA All-America Third Team pick in 2014 who was fifth in the country in goals with 20 and sixth in points with 48, was inducted recently in the Kent State University Hall Of Fame. Hannah is also being recognized as a Johnston Law Firm Female Athlete of Month for Edwardsville for her success as a college and high school athlete at EHS. The MAC Player of the Year led Kent State to the first NCAA Tournament win in program history, a 2-1 victory at Delaware, that same season. Faulkner also helped the Flashes to MAC regular season championships in each of her final three seasons and earned a spot on an All-MAC team each year. This year's ceremony took place Friday, Sept. 15, 2023, in the Kent State Student Center Ballroom. Hannah had a great career at EHS and also played for the Gateway Club team in St. Louis and was part of the Futures program. She was co-captain for the Edwardsville Tigers in both 2009 and 2010. She scored six
Two accused in multiple St. Louis carjackings, one linked to fentanyl death
Two men from the St. Louis region face federal charges in connection with multiple carjackings. One of the suspects is also linked to a fentanyl death earlier this year.
Southwest baggage claim expansion work at Lambert Airport set for next year
The $60 million plan, including the addition of a third baggage carousel, would be funded by a bond issue to be paid off by Southwest Airlines.
Boeing investments in drones, new fighter jet could 'revitalize' area, but scope is far from certain
Boeing, a critical St. Louis employer, is moving big into drones and a sixth-generation fighter aircraft, with plans for major expansion in North County. But with the exception of a groundbreaking scheduled for the spring of 2024, the rest of the aerospace giant's local ambitions are far from an absolute certainty.
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