Foo Fighters are headed back to Austin City Limits. Dave Grohl and company will perform on the upcoming 49th season of the long-running music performance TV series. Their episode airs on November 18.…
ALTON - Alton Community Unit School District #11 (ACUSD11) has released statements about increased safety measures following student altercations on Aug. 30. In a letter to parents sent on Sept. 5, Superintendent Dr. Kristie Baumgartner explained that the school district has enacted several new policies and procedures to maintain student and staff safety. This includes the installation of new concealed weapons detection systems and an increased law enforcement presence at Alton High School. “The multiple physical altercations that took place on Aug. 30 were deeply concerning,” Baumgartner said in her letter. “The extreme disruption to the learning environment caused by these incidents was inexcusable and unacceptable. Please know we are in the process of administering school consequences to the students involved and working with our law enforcement partners regarding any legal consequences. While we cannot share the discipline of other students, please know these
Bob Dylan played his first shows in Japan 45 years ago, and now, those iconic concerts are being celebrated in a new box set. Bob Dylan – The Complete Budokan 1978,…
Collier has three more St. Louis-area restaurants in various stages of conceptualization and is “working on some pretty big accounts” for Katie’s retail line.
Now is the time to gather necessities, install insulation and create an emergency supply kit to prepare for this winter's blizzard conditions. Here's why.
Old Town Fall Festival Returns Sunday, Oct. 8 With All Your Favorites Florissant Old Town Partners and the City of Florissant have announces the date of their 26th annual Florissant Old Town Fall Festival. Each year the attendance for this festival is estimated at over 30,000 people. The Fall Festival on rue St. Francois […]
A man who was causing a disturbance and yelling at officers during a welfare check is now facing charges of resisting arrest and using offensive language in public.
Look at Opening Events at Ascension Charity Classic at Norwood Country Club By Tom Anselm So I am in Day 8 of Covid, feeling remarkably better, but on my way to get my media credentials, the sky turned weird and so did my forehead. Long known for being able to predict the weather […]
Via Tyler Cowen, a new study estimates the incarceration rate of immigrant men vs. native born Americans from 1870 to the present day. In the present context of the immigration debate we care mostly about immigrants from south of the border, so here's the chart for that: Up until 1960 male Latino immigrants had a ...continue reading "Raw data: Incarceration of 1st generation Latino immigrants"
Do not go gentle into that mass surveillance night, as the phrase goes. The EU Commission is sure something needs to be done about the sharing of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). And it’s not wrong! Things need to be done. But these are not the things. While the spread of CSAM is definitely something […]
A woman from St. Louis County is facing charges for fighting with her cousin over a man. The fight escalated into a stabbing, fortunately, not resulting in fatal harm to the cousin.
Heath Rutledge-Jukes never envisioned becoming a startup founder, but his preparation for the Medical College Admission Test changed that. Uninspired by his options to prepare for the test, the 24-year-old created a new option.
Rachel Johns began her college studies at Washington University with plans to eventually become a veterinarian. However, after starting her coursework, she realized that wasn’t her passion. That led to finding an interest in geospatial technology.
The young entrepreneur not only spotted an inefficiency in the manufacturing process, he also devised of a plan to monetize excess material into a potential $100 million business venture.
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