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Amtrak River Runner returns to 2 trips per day between St. Louis, Kansas City
Police looking for Central West End car theft suspects
Pictures of the suspects are being broadcast in local media to help identify them.
Grace Church is the top story on Vice
Tacos La Jefa takes center stage in 'We Live Here Auténtico!'
Tacos La Jefa is in St. Louis' Dutchtown neighborhood. The family restaurant was the subject of a recent episode of St. Louis Public Radio's podcast, "We Live Here Auténtico!" The podcast focuses on Latino culture and identity in St. Louis and beyond. This story begins with the matriarch of the Amezcua family, Heriberta Amezcua, also known as La Jefa, “the boss."
How Rep. Haley Stevens Could Get Tossed off the Michigan Ballot
An investigation of Stevens’s residency raises significant legal and ethical questions about her candidacy.
Mayor: New dumpsters on their way to St. Louis residents
Remembering the St. Louis Browns and their role in integrating Major League Baseball
St. Louis was once home to two Major League Baseball teams. The St. Louis Browns signed Hank Thompson and Willard Brown in July 1947 making them the third and fourth Black American baseball players to cross the color barrier. This also made the St. Louis Browns the first MLB team to field two Black athletes. Historian and author Ed Wheatley joins St. Louis on the Air to share what this moment means to baseball history and the efforts to keep the history alive.
Defense: Police have the wrong guy in David Dorn's murder
Attorneys representing the man accused of gunning down a retired St. Louis police captain at a St. Louis city pawn shop says prosecutors have no forensic evidence linking their client to the murder, but police coaxed their only witness with a plea deal in exchange for testimony.
Ex-Trump counsel gears up for starring appearance in Jan. 6 hearing
Cipollone has been a reluctant participant in the investigation, rebuffing initial requests for an under-oath interview with the House select committee, which was able to secure his eleventh-hour cooperation only via subpoena.
Excessive heat returns to St. Louis area this week
Raw data: Housing in the US
I spent so much time mucking around with this chart that I'm no longer quite sure what I was looking for in the first place: What it shows is that since 2012 the number of housing units per adult has declined by about 1% and the number of rental units per adult has increased by ...continue reading "Raw data: Housing in the US"
Mayor: New dumpsters on their way to St. Louis residents
Mayoral spokesman Nick Dunne said the city recently received about 1,600 new dumpsters and will be delivering them to residents who request them.
St. Louis Burger Week Is Here: $8 Burgers at 60+ Area Restaurants
Brief Reprieve: UK Puts Online Safety Bill On Hold While It Sorts Out Its Boris Johnson-Shaped Mess
I guess it’s only natural that the UK’s Online Safety Bill — brilliantly dubbed the bill to Brexit the internet by Heather Burns — is getting delayed, just like the regular Brexit. And, no surprise, Boris Johnson is part of the issue again. As you’ll have likely heard, if you haven’t been under a rock, […]
MoDOT to close Virginia Ave ramp to southbound I-55 for safety
The Fabulous Fox looking for volunteer ushers
World Naked Bike Ride Returns to St. Louis July 30
If a naked cyclist rides past you later this month as you're driving down the street, don’t worry about it. The World Naked Bike Ride is coming back to St. Louis with the same rules — go as bare as you dare in the name of body positivity and cyclists’ rights. The bare bike ride happens on July 30, beginning at 4 p.m. in The Grove (Manchester Avenue between Sarah and Talmage Street).
Federal court rules against Missouri attorney general’s lawsuit over tax cuts
Eric Schmitt has filed scores of lawsuits over pandemic-related rules and regulations.