The judge presiding over a hearing to determine if a Missouri man’s murder conviction should be overturned questioned on Friday if police and prosecutors “were in a little bit of a rush” to convict Lamar Johnson.
Nile Rodgers has worked with a ton of artists throughout his career, and now he’s adding a new one — Coldplay. In an interview with The Sun at the Nordoff Robbins Carol Service fundraiser for Music…
So, yes, I’ve written a few things now on Elon’s silly excuses for his frantic speedrun through the content moderation learning curve. It’s getting more mainstream press because of journalist accounts getting banned (including, this morning, Insider’s Linette Lopez, who did not post any “doxing” info but has reported critically on Musk for years, which […]
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The Illinois Lottery is looking for one lucky $350,000 winner. They hit the jackpot in the Lucky Day Lotto drawing. The online player matched all five numbers drawn Tuesday. The winning numbers were: 6-12-19-37-42. Winners have one year to claim a prize from the Illinois Lottery. They encourage players to sign [...]
Missouri marijuana: The state says 318 of the 322 dispensaries and other facilities involved in selling marijuana have applied for comprehensive licenses.
It seems America isn’t the only country where Christmas music is taking over the charts. In the United Kingdom, Wham!’s classic “Last Christmas” has returned to number one on the Official Singles…
A study commissioned by the developer of a planned trail system linking St. Louis neighborhoods said it would produce $462 million in economic activity over a more than decade-long construction phase, supporting $178 million in labor income.
The new facility will be located on Ranken Technical College’s Wentzville campus and is slated to annually provide 350 tons of “low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen for local users.”
At an investors day event held Friday at the New York Stock Exchange, the Clayton-based managed care giant reaffirmed its 2022 total revenue guidance, as executives spoke of geographic expansion and other growth opportunities.
GODFREY – In its 52 years serving District 536, Lewis and Clark Community College has become known for its long-tenured employees. Each year, the college celebrates team members who have achieved five-year service milestones during an annual Service Awards program and dinner, typically held in the fall. This fall, the college celebrated 47 team members who have served the college for a collective 625 years – the longest-tenured employee being Sylvia Russell, an applications administrator in Networking & Systems, who has been with Lewis and Clark for 35 years. “Lewis and Clark has amazing team members who have dedicated their life and careers to serving students and our mission of empowering people,” Vice President of Administration Lori Artis said. “We are so grateful to our team members each and every day, and look forward to celebrating their individual service milestones each year through the Service Awards celebration.” 35 Years Sylvi
Here is Hilbert on the front lawn eating grass while Charlie looks on. The purpose of this, of course, is to make himself throw up a few hours later when he's inside the house. He will make sure to do this on one of our area rugs instead of the wood flooring where it would ...continue reading "Friday Cat Blogging – 16 December 2022"
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - This weekend, the FIFA Men’s World Cup is down to the top four teams competing for a place in soccer history. FOX 2 will carry the final games of the FIFA World Cup. The third place match begins on FOX 2 Saturday, December 17th, at 8 a.m. with Croatia vs. Morocco. [...]
While Abbey Road Studios is most associated with the Beatles, plenty of other artists recorded there, and that was an important point director Mary McCartney wanted to get across in her new documentary, If These…
Megadeth has premiered the video for "Killing Time," a track off the band's new album, The Sick, the Dying...and the Dead! The clip is the fifth chapter in Dave Mustaine…
The Missouri Housing Development Commission has approved millions of dollars worth of federal and state tax credits and other subsidies to help develop 674 units in the St. Louis area.
In a desperate effort to avoid writing about Elon Musk on a day that's light on news, I present you instead with results of the annual BLS count of occupational deaths. Here's the total: That's a 6% increase between 2020 and 2021, but 2020 was an outlier. Aside from that, occupational fatalities have been flat ...continue reading "Raw data: Occupational fatalities in 2021"
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