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Republicans want climate solutions — just not from Biden
Americans broadly support action, a Pew poll shows, but partisanship keeps getting in the way.
‘CREEM’ magazine to relaunch in September: Get a first look at an exclusive feature on The Who
From 1969 to 1989, CREEM magazine was an essential read for any music fan, showcasing the work of legendary writers like Lester Bangs, Cameron Crowe, Patti Smith and Robert Christgau. On…
Pie Hard's top-notch pizzas rise even higher in Waterloo
Founded as a food truck in 2017, Pie Hard Pizzeria parked its terrific wood-fired pizza in Waterloo in 2020.
The Power of I AM
The Power of I AM with Josh Coats The Power of I AM is back! This year’s theme is Alive and Align and will
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Cellular Telephone Exhibit
Bag Phones, Brick Phones, Blackberries, a Satellite Phone and more – these are some of the cellular telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone
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BA.5 COVID variant spreading around St. Louis area, across the country
"Winemaking in Missouri" to screen at the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase on July 17
The one-hour documentary from co-directors Cat Neville and Chris Roider shares the wild history of Missouri winemaking and the impact that it's had on the global wine industry.
Video: Hazelwood police chief was ‘hammered drunk’ during stop, driven home by another chief
Hall appeared to struggle reciting the alphabet, and an officer said that Hall’s blood alcohol content was more than two and half times the legal limit. The O'Fallon police chief drove him home.
Yes, there was good news in the June inflation report
Take a look at the subhead in the Washington Post this morning: Nothing? Really? How about this? And there's this, released alongside the inflation report: This is certainly not good news for workers. But if it's a wage-price spiral you're worried about, it's terrific news. Finally, if you could wait a day, BLS released the ...continue reading "Yes, there was good news in the June inflation report"
Missouri health department’s new guidance on abortion fails to ease doctors’ concerns
“It is impossible to know in advance whether a prosecutor or member of law enforcement will agree about a clinician determination of risk to the life of the mother.”
Gov. Parson signing $15M manufacturing bill in St. Louis
Looking for Spanish speakers to talk with. I am 32F Spanish student studying to be a language teacher. I have been learning for 8 months and could use more speaking practice. My reading/writing levels are much more advanced. Open to online message…
City of Manchester seeks to annex some unincorporated parts of St. Louis County by 2023
The city of Manchester has a plan for residents in parts of unincorporated St. Louis County adjacent to its borders to join its municipality through annexation.
That includes the Barrett Station, Manchester Road and Carman Road region.
The public can weigh in on this up until Tuesday, July 19. The Boundary Commission then has nine months to determine whether the option will go to the voters or they have the power to scrap the idea.
John Kaestner is no stranger to moving municipalities. He experienced…
St. Louis man dies in ATV crash in Washington County
Police identified the victim as Virgil D. Fuller, 25.
Berges Family Foundation hires former COCA exec as its first CEO
North Carolina Republicans Push Bill Forcing Towns To Destroy Electric Car Chargers
The core GOP belief in “small government” and “free markets” and “no taxpayer waste” doesn’t hold up quite as well as it used to to scrutiny, assuming it ever did at all. Case in point: in North Carolina, Trump GOP lawmaker Ben Moss has pushed forward a ridiculous bill (HB 1049) that would require towns […]
Thursday, July 14, 2022 - An East St. Louis blues musician sings of love and loss
Dylan Triplett is ready to release his debut album. The record is a reflection of his life’s journey and is inspired by performers like Ray Charles along with some local professional musicians.
In St. Louis’ booming Grove area, aldermanic courtesy has become a hurdle to development
“We don’t know what to tell developers”: In City Hall bureaucracy, a new alderman means a new way of doing business.
As alarm over plastic grows, Saudis ramp up production in the US
President Biden is in the kingdom this week to strengthen ties. Meanwhile, a U.S.-Saudi joint venture on the Texas coast is pumping out toxic chemicals and greenhouse gases.