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People in Business: Federal Reserve Bank, Graybar, Helmkamp promote
Officers elected to BBB of St. Louis; two associates join Lashly & Baer; Rapid Fire Safety & Security hires Modglin as COO
Maplewood History: The Bruno Farm
John Baptiste Bruno once had a farm adjacent to and just north of James Sutton’s. Lucky for us area historian, Esley Hamilton had done his homework on this one. NOTES ON THE BRUNO HOUSE 7310 BRUNO AVENUE, RICHMOND HEIGHTS It has been suggested that the house at 7310 Bruno Avenue is the original pioneer Bruno […]
Last Democrat holding statewide office in Missouri set to depart
The last Democratic statewide official in Missouri wrapped up her tenure as state auditor this week.
Trump's returns shed light on tax offsets, foreign accounts
Democrats in Congress released thousands of pages of former President Donald Trump's tax returns Friday, providing the most detailed picture to date of his finances over a six-year period, including his time in the White House, when he fought to keep the information private in a break with decades of precedent. The documents include individual [...]
SLMPD swears in 13 new police officers
The Shaved Duck, local restaurant, flooded due to burst pipes. Closed indefinately for repairs.
St. Louis gives more than $1.5M in grants to childcare centers using ARPA funds
Union blames systems failures for Southwest Airlines woes
The airline has called off more than 15,000 flights over the past week. Southwest flight attendants' union said the company's system failures are to blame for the mass cancellations.
Blues beat Blackhawks again, ninth time in last ten matchups
Calle Rosen scored unassisted and Jordan Binnington stopped 21 shots to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-1 victory over the struggling Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday night.
After Dumb Lobbying Delays And Ample Watering Down, NY Passes Landmark ‘Right To Repair’ Bill
New York State has finally passed a landmark “right to repair” bill proving American consumers some additional protection from repair monopolies. After some annoying delays created by lobbyists, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul signed the legislation on December 29. The legislation gives New York consumers the right to fix their electronic devices themselves or […]
Thirteen recruits sworn in as latest class of St. Louis police officers
Thirteen new recruits were sworn in as the 2022-02 class of police officers for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Check Out The New Ward Profiles
All fourteen new wards in St. Louis City are now profiled here. Each Ward Profile includes Most will provide There are also current Ward Committees with their campaign finance information for at least October 2022 to present and info on their treasurer. New Ward Committees will eventually for formed and added to each ward. You’ll … Continue reading Check Out The New Ward Profiles →
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St. Louis mayor authorizes guaranteed income program
Mayor Tishaura Jones has approved a plan for St. Louis to move forward with a Guaranteed Basic Income cash assistance program.
Boy shot, killed in north St. Louis County
One boy has died from gunfire in north St. Louis County.
Ameren’s oldest, smallest coal plant set to retire – raising questions about its afterlife
That uncertain future of the soon-to-retire Meramec Energy Center stokes open questions about the site’s afterlife, and potential ways it could be reused — including for clean energy or energy storage projects.
Lost near St Louis: life-long blankie
Judge rules McCloskeys won't get guns, fine back after guilty plea, pardon
Mark Vittert's Reflections: Remembering some of the greats
Each year there are lists compiled of the notables who for one reason or another made an imprint on us.
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