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Measure will make available $37 million for grants for businesses and nonprofit groups along 10 major streets in the economically depressed north St. Louis.

Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens will get to look at his ex-wife’s telephone records from the days before she filed explosive allegations of child and spousal abuse against the Republican Senate candidate. In an order dated April 28, Associate Circuit Judge Leslie Schneider overruled Sheena Greitens’ motion to quash subpoenas for her phone logs and […]

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At the same time, a major customer said Boeing might need new leadership to fix a company culture that has become "totally warped."

Many areas have had 1-2 inches of rain, and some areas have seen closer to 3 inches.

We had just written about the great difficulty national governments are having in transposing the EU Copyright Directive into local law. That’s largely because of the badly drafted and contradictory Article 17. It effectively calls for upload filters, which have obvious problems for freedom of expression because of the impossibility of crafting algorithms that encapsulate the subtleties […]

BETHALTO - Germania Brew Haus Owner Jared Brynildsen said Bethalto is the coffee house’s next target location - while specific details are still under wraps for now, he said they’re looking at beginning the renovation and construction process this fall, with plans to open next spring. Brynildsen said a few things make Bethalto the ideal home for the next Germania location, including the level of interest from fans and his own family connections to the area. “The demand from Bethalto has been great. Every social media post receives multiple comments from people asking for Bethalto to be next,” he said. “It was also on the radar previously due to its location in relation to our other stores - but also because of the time me and my family spent there growing up, which has continued through today.” He also said he appreciates the cooperation and collaboration from community members. “What we love about these small towns like Bethalto an

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Eric Greitens' lawyers asked for the phone records after Sheena Greitens last month accused him of physical abuse via an affidavit.

On Thursday, May 5, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signed a bill that will direct millions of American Rescue Plan funds to businesses in north St. Louis. Board Bill 82 channels $37 million of federal pandemic relief funds into grants for small businesses, nonprofits and community-enhancement projects within 11 commercial corridors and surrounding neighborhoods in north St. Louis city. An additional $2 million will go toward St. Louis' Americans with Disabilities Act implementation plan to make neighborhoods more navigable for people with disabilities.

Nikki Glaser has spent more than two years living in her hometown, St. Louis. A new reality show on E! documents her move back as she reconnects with old friends and hangs out with her parents, Julie and EJ. Stick around to the end for a few extra bonus minutes of talking with Nikki and EJ!

Samantha Rudolph, founder and CEO of Babyation, explains why she and her husband gave St. Louis a chance, how they were able to bring their manufacturing here, and the challenges they encountered while taking the Babyation breast pump from concept to market.

The bar, rooftop terrace, and event venue is slated to open in the fall.

Neighborhoods and businesses in north St. Louis city limits will receive $37 million in American Rescue Plan Act Funds.

Greitens’ lawyers asked for the phone records after Sheena Greitens last month accused him of physical abuse in a sworn affidavit. He says the allegations are false.

The sales come after Centene said last fall it would restructure its pharmacy benefit management business, looking for proposals from outside companies to help it manage its pharma spending.

Today I have remarkable photographic news. It starts pretty slow. Monday was dex day, so I decided to go out and look for the Milky Way again. I took it a little more seriously this time, driving out to Joshua Tree for some good night sky, but in the event I stopped a little short ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"