Listen to an episode about “The Cheater” on our Here’s History podcast with KDHX. St. Louis record label Musicland USA only released one major song, but it was a big one. In St. Louis, no other one-hit wonder approaches Bob Kuban and the In-Men’s “The Cheater.” An eight-piece band formed in 1964 by local drummer Bob Kuban, …
Barrel-aged beers are a new addition to the portfolio of this Metro East brewery, which until now has focused heavily on lagers and a rotating series of hazy IPAs.
December 7 will mark what would have been the late Harry Chapin's 80th birthday, and that milestone is being celebrated with a worldwide screening of a star-studded documentary about the…
Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves seasonal cocktails in a festive setting. With kitschy holiday décor, professionally developed drinks and the nostalgic energy of the best office
The FTC and four state attorneys general this week struck a $9.4 million settlement with Google over allegations that Google covertly paid celebrities money to promote a phone none of them had ever used. The FTC’s announcement states that the agency had previously filed suit against Google and iHeartMedia for airing nearly 29,000 deceptive endorsements […]
Monthly gas bills will increase by about $3.06, or 3.4%, for Spire's average residential customers across St. Louis and the eastern half of the state, the utility says.
Emmy Award-winning actor Sterling K. Brown showed up to a special event at St. Louis’ Lift For Life Academy yesterday to give his support and encouragement. Raised in Olivette, the This Is Us actor brought his star power back to St. Louis to shine a spotlight on a project the school is trying to finish. The Lift for Life Academy was the first independent charter school to open in the City of St. Louis, and it is currently in the process of building a theater in Soulard.
The nonprofit, which provides emergency shelter and other assistance for people without housing, said it plans to use the one-time $1.25 million grant to "continue to innovate in how it approaches comprehensive solutions for families."
ALTON - Ameren Illinois spokesperson Brian Bretsch confirmed Friday after there was a 90-minute power outage earlier today in Alton. "Approximately 2,700 customers were affected at 12:30 p.m.," he said. "The cause was determined to be a piece of equipment that malfunctioned and fell into a power line. "Crews quickly found the cause and were able to have the power safely re-routed from another circuit at 2 p.m. Friday." Bretsch continued and said one customer will remain without power until approximately 4 p.m. to allow crews time to replace the piece of equipment. "The outage location was near the Alton Lock and Dam," Bretsch said.
Former St. Louis-area Congressman Lacy Clay has won a lobbying contract with University City, with an eye toward pushing through federal funding for a flood mitigation project.
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