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One year later: Father of fallen Marine killed in Kabul honors son by creating nonprofit
St. Louis VegFest returns to Forest Park this Sunday
More than 70 vendors will be on hand, serving exclusively vegan products. There will also be speakers, kids’ activities, music, comedy, lectures, and more. New this year: the cooking challenge, sponsored by ICL Foods.
The Harry Miller Trio
Jazz pianist Harry Miller makes his first St. Louis appearance in ten years with his trio consisting of local legends Darrell Mixon on bass and
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St. Louis Social Club
BB’s Jazz, Blues & Soups is a legendary St. Louis live music venue presenting world class Jazz, Blues, R&B, Soul and Americana along with southern-inspired
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'They shouldn't be left alone': Unclaimed Vietnam veteran receives love at funeral
First Missouri Buc-ee's breaks ground
The highly anticipated Buc-ee's convenient store and gas station broke ground off of Mulroy Road northeast of Springfield.
Independent John Wood drops out of Missouri's U.S. Senate race
independent John Wood said Tuesday that he's withdrawing his bid to fill the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by retiring Republican Roy Blunt.
Wood, a former U.S. attorney who had positioned himself as an alternative to extremism in both major parties. A lifelong Republican, he filed as an independent with the backing of a political action committee led by former Republican Sen. John Danforth.
In a statement Tuesday, Wood said that he will no longer face Republican nominee Eric Schmitt, currently…
John Collins-Muhammad pleads guilty to bribery charges
Why are there two big school districts called Parkway and Pattonville but as far as I can tell no towns (unincorporated or otherwise) called either of those in STL?
Lindbergh High School makeover underway as students head back to school
The Lindbergh High School is renovating this fall, with the goal of ensuring the safety of its students.
Meet New People
New oversight plan means closer scrutiny of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
Ex-St. Louis Alderman John Collins-Muhammad admits federal corruption charges
John Collins-Muhammad's plea agreement puts his possible prison term between three and four years.
Cubs stop Cardinals' 8-game winning streak
Javier Assad pitched four scoreless innings in his major league debut and combined with four relievers on a five-hitter as the Chicago Cubs cooled off the St. Louis Cardinals 2-0 in the first game of a doubleheader.
Some more shots from the other day with my drone.
Dozens attend military funeral for St. Louis veteran with no known family
Glenn Emerson Cook was the first of three U.S. veterans with no known family laid to rest Tuesday at Jefferson Baracks National Cemetery.
‘Free Speech Absolutist’ Elon Musk Pens Column For Chinese Censorship Agency
So, look, I’ve been pretty clear that for as much as Elon Musk refers to himself as a “free speech absolutist,” his actions suggest otherwise. He has regularly punished people for their speech, he recently embraced the EU’s highly censorial plans for social media regulation, and his filings in the Twitter case suggest that he […]
St. Louis Pandemic Task Force switches focus as demand for COVID data decreases
Former Alderman John Collins-Muhammad pleads guilty to bribery charges
Former St. Louis Alderman John Collins-Muhammad became the first official to plead guilty in connection with a years-long federal bribery investigation.
Collins-Muhammad changed his plea to guilty in federal court Tuesday afternoon in front of U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark to two bribery-related charges and one charge of honest services bribery/wire fraud. The judge set his sentencing hearing for Dec. 6 at 1:30 p.m. The honest services bribery/wire fraud charge carries a maximum penalty of 20…