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St. Louis developer sued by former employee, part owner who claims he's owed millions
A former top executive at one of St. Louis’ most active developers has sued the company and its principals for what he claims is the loss of millions of dollars of profits.
Light sleet, snow expected in some areas this evening and overnight
It’ll be a quiet day across the region, with more sun than clouds. Not as cold as it has been, but still below average for this time of year.
RFT Asks: How Did Precious Barry Become a Youth Activist?
At the age of seventeen, Precious Barry already has a robust resume. The Riverview Gardens senior has served as a youth outreach coordinator for Cori Bush, a sex-ed intern for Pro-Choice Missouri and a member of the St. Louis County Youth Advisory Council.
Donna Baringer (2023)
State Rep. Donna Baringer is the latest guest on Politically Speaking, where she talked with St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Sarah Kellogg about legislation around St. Louis’ ability to fight crime.
Baringer is a Democrat who represents Missouri’s 82nd District in the Missouri House. After redistricting, that district takes in a number of neighborhoods in southwest St. Louis.
Bryan Adams announces U.S. dates for the So Happy It Hurts tour
Bryan Adams is bringing his tour to North America this year. The “Cuts Like A Knife” singer just announced dates for his So Happy It Hurts tour, featuring special guest Joan Jett…
St. Louis Public Schools selects new superintendent from Seattle
Dr. Keisha Scarlett will join St. Louis Public Schools as the new district superintendent, starting July 1. Scarlett comes from the West Coast, having served as a superintendent of academies and in other capacities with Seattle Public Schools for 24 years.
JOLTS report: The economy is doing OK, but not great
JOLTS¹ data for December was released today. Here it is for the full year 2022: Hires have been declining, but recovered a bit in December, rising 2.2% compared to November. Ditto for job openings (up 5.5% in December). That's the good news. Then there's the bad news. Layoffs have been on an upward trend all ...continue reading "JOLTS report: The economy is doing OK, but not great"
Yuengling will be available on tap in St. Louis next week
Waterloo Queen of Hearts raffle has a winner of nearly $2M prize after a yearlong wait
On Tuesday night — finally — a victorious cry came from emcee Chad Minier, heralding a winner of the $1.89 million pot, in front of onlookers sprawled across the town square, packed shoulder to shoulder.
Security dangers of key fobs
Updated St Louis Unemployment Figures | released February 01, 2023
HYDE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY MEETING January 21, 2023
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church MINUTES Present: Signed Up Participants attending: Fatimah Muhammad, Donna Lindsay, Larry Cohn, Charles Bryson, Zen Harbison, Jacoby Combs, Wendy Bruner, Janice Munier, Angelica Were, Ebony Washington, Tyra Wooten, Veronica Ross-Mikan, David Hults, Mark Pappas, Doug Eller, James Harris, Bobby Bonner, Kimberly, Jeff Wheeler, Ben Horwitz, Nathan Goldstein, Rebecca Kaner, Jim […]
HYDE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY MEETING January 21, 2023
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church MINUTES Present: Signed Up Participants attending: Fatimah Muhammad, Donna Lindsay, Larry Cohn, Charles Bryson, Zen Harbison, Jacoby Combs, Wendy Bruner, Janice Munier, Angelica Were, Ebony Washington, Tyra Wooten, Veronica Ross-Mikan, David Hults, Mark Pappas, Doug Eller, James Harris, Bobby Bonner, Kimberly, Jeff Wheeler, Ben Horwitz, Nathan Goldstein, Rebecca Kaner, Jim …
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FBI finds no classified documents at Biden's Rehoboth Beach home
Federal investigators on Wednesday found no documents with classified markings during a search of President Joe Biden’s Rehoboth Beach, Del., home, his attorney said in a statement.
Missouri AG challenges CVS, Walgreens over mailing of abortion pills
Attorneys general in 20 conservative-led states warned CVS and Walgreens on Wednesday that they could face legal consequences if they sell abortion pills by mail in those states.
Say My Name: Beyoncé Mixes Up St. Louis, MI, with St. Louis, MO
You read that headline right: Beyoncé is coming to St. Louis. The world-renowned, Grammy-award-winning artist announced her “Renaissance World Tour” on her Instagram page this morning. The schedule features an August 21 stop at the Dome at America's Center in St. Louis.
The Fox Theatre Is Hosting a Blue Man Group Kids' Night Next Week
The Blue Man Group is a collection of highly-skilled world-class percussion musicians who also have extreme skills when it comes to engaging with an audience. But they’re also just dudes who paint themselves blue and bang on shit, which is why kids totally love them, too. The group is headed to the Fabulous Fox Theatre (527 North Grand Boulevard, fabulousfox.com) and will be performing from February 9 through February 12.
Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour is coming to St. Louis—here's how to get tickets
Registration is now open for presale and onsale ticket dates.
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey warns Walgreens, CVS over abortion pills
Bailey’s letter was co-signed by 19 other attorneys general of conservative-leaning states.
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