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The Wood Shack now open in new location in Soulard
Owner-chef Chris Delgado serves wood-smoked meat sandwiches in a larger location with expanded drink options, a patio, and a private event space.
Our big heat wave is all about global warming
It's hot. Death Valley is recording temps of 120°F at night. A town in central Spain set a European record of 140°F. Last week saw three days in a row of the hottest global temperatures in modern history. Phoenix has recorded 18 consecutive days over 110°F. Just west of the Gobi Desert, China's Flaming Mountain ...continue reading "Our big heat wave is all about global warming"
Vibe's Award-Winning Gelato Live Rosin Packs a Flavorful Punch
As far as concentrates go, live rosin has quickly become the star of the show thanks to its solventless extraction method and purity. Intrigued by its growing popularity, I decided to dive into a live rosin product from the Missouri market, and what's a better candidate than Vibe's award-winning Gelato strain?
Advice for parents seeing a big-name stadium act with their kids
One St. Louis mother on traveling across the state with her daughter to see the sold-out Taylor Swift concert.
Metro East horse track completes $700K renovation project
$18K raised for family of 5-year-old boy killed by fallen tree
One month after 11 teens shot downtown, no one charged yet
Tuesday marks one month since a barrage of gunfire erupted during a St. Louis party killing a teenager and injuring nearly a dozen others. No one has since been charged.
Congress, FCC Are Massively Screwing Up Their Supposedly Urgent Plan To ‘Rip Out And Replace’ Chinese Telecom Gear
The FCC, under both Trump and Biden, has made a huge, noisy deal about forcing U.S. telecoms to rip out Chinese telecom gear from U.S. networks, under the argument that the gear is used to spy on Americans (you’re to ignore, of course, that the United States spies on everyone, constantly, and has broadly supported […]
Tuesday, July 18, 2023 - St. Louis police have failed to solve nearly 60% of homicides since 2017
The department’s clearance rates have improved in recent years, but more than 750 murders in the city since 2017 remain unresolved. Those numbers are from data provided by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department as part of an open records lawsuit settlement.
North St. Louis storm damage remains after 15 days
A north St. Louis street that's already seen more than its share of trouble was recently hit by storm damage. The storms uprooted a big tree pushing up the sidewalk. It’s blocking people from walking down the street.
A look back • The day St. Louis buried 88 victims of the cholera epidemic
The epidemic inflicted its worst in late July with a weekly toll of 640, seven times the city's normal death rate.
Sunrise Yoga with Citra Fitness & Movement
Awaken your body and bask in the morning sunlight! This gentle yoga practice is designed to energize and align your body and mind through movement and breath. Bring your own
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Illinois Supreme Court ruling on 'SAFE-T Act' today
The Illinois Supreme Court is expected to rule Tuesday morning on the 'SAFE-T Act.' The controversial state law that among other things, eliminates cash bail.
Sentencing today for man who ran over girlfriend
Sentencing is Tuesday morning in the metro east for a man found guilty of first-degree murder.
Southwest Airlines puts former U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt on its board
St. Louis Lambert International Airport conducting emergency drill today
St. Louis Lambert International Airport will conduct a full-scale emergency drill from10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Police reorganizing search for Illinois man missing since March 19
A man went missing four months ago, now Illinois State Police are re-organizing a search Tuesday morning for 32-year-old Josh Amos of Granite City, Illinois.
Police investigating overnight shooting in north St. Louis
Police are investigating a shooting that took place in north St. Louis overnight.
3 people shot in south St. Louis City early Tuesday morning
Three people were injured in the Gate neighborhood of St. Louis.
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