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No, women aren’t returning to the workforce at an unusual rate
The Wall Street Journal has a seemingly insatiable appetite for trend stories that just aren't true. Here's the latest: Women’s Return to the Workforce Piles Momentum on a Hot Economy American women are staging a return to the workforce that is helping propel the economy in the face of high inflation and rising interest rates. ...continue reading "No, women aren’t returning to the workforce at an unusual rate"
Did you win? Winning $350K ticket sold in the Metro East
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Where to go for sewing machine maintenance?
Opera Theatre’s New Works Collective Tells Powerful, Modern Stories
Opera Theatre of St. Louis does a lot to remind folks that opera isn’t stodgy, it isn’t old and it isn’t dead. Instead, opera is an art form that can be used to tell powerful modern stories. That’s what Opera Theatre will showcase with its New Works Collective, three 20-minute operas about three very different stories that run Thursday, March 16, through Saturday, March 18.
Review: Elle King Rocked a Packed Pageant Last Night
Free-spirited country-rock belter Elle King packed the Pageant last night, a stop on her A-Freakin’-Men Tour, named after a lyric from her new album’s lead single, “Try Jesus,” a song she didn’t get around to playing in St. Louis. “When people play the same fucking sets in every city, that sucks,” she declared midway through the hour-and-45-minute set, referencing her tendency to change things up.
Godfrey Mother Raises Concerns About West Delmar Speed Limit
GODFREY - Keri Kiser, a Godfrey resident and mother, raised concerns about the speed limit on West Delmar Avenue while holding one of her children at the Godfrey Village Board of Trustees meeting on March 7. Kiser, whose two-year-old daughter was killed in a traffic accident in that same area, said the current 45-mile-per-hour speed limit is too dangerous for the neighborhood and that two businesses are controlling the speed limit for over 1,400 Godfrey residents. “There’s more than 1,400 people that live in that area … from Pierce down to Blue Fountain , it’s over 1,400 people - lots of families, lots of children,” Kiser said. “My daughter was the 2-year-old girl that was killed right there in front of my house on Pine Grove on West Delmar.” Not only was her daughter killed, but her dog was also hit by the car, which Kiser says was definitely speeding despite no official determination being made. “The circumstances of what happene
Federal subpoenas target records of Missouri nonprofits involved in child nutrition program
A federal grand jury issued three subpoenas to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services in December demanding records about a pair of St. Louis-area nonprofits and their involvement in a federal child nutrition program.
Here's what you need to know about International Women's Day
2 men wanted for homicide at Arlington Grove Apartments in Wells Goodfellow
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are looking for two men wanted in connection with a fatal shooting inside a north city apartment building.
Janet Jackson to return with second Lifetime and A&E documentary, ‘Family First’
Those who couldn't get enough of Janet Jackson's Lifetime documentary last year will be happy to know there's more to come. The network and A&E have greenlit a second documentary, titled Janet Jackson:…
MoDOT selects team to replace Chester Bridge
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew, live now
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Found dog in Soulard, Mardi Gras day. Chihuahua or some sort of mix, not really sure!
St. Louis County Council OKs spend tax money to ‘educate’ voters on new tax increase
By 5-2 vote, council approved spending $300,000 to pay for an “educational campaign” to support marijuana sales tax measure appearing on April 4 ballot.
Steven Van Zandt calls out fan complaining about length of Bruce Springsteen show
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are currently on their North American tour, and E Streeter Steven Van Zandt has no time for folks complaining about the show. When one person tweeted…
RFT Asks: How Does a St. Louis Bicycle Food Delivery Service Compete?
For 10 years, Food Pedaler has brought food to the doors of people in the Central West End and downtown via bike. The RFT caught up with owner Alex Ward as his company celebrates its decade anniversary.
St. Louis Safer Streets Bill Signed
Trailnet was invited to be a part of the signing of the St. Louis Safer Streets Bill on March 1.
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