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Raw data: Gasoline price, 1950-2022
A reader emails with a question: Could (would) you prepare a chart of gasoline prices (adjusted for inflation) say from 1950 to the present? I think it would be very informative. Yes indeed! I'd be delighted. Here it is: Data through 2021 is annual. Data for 2022 is the latest and greatest for this week. ...continue reading "Raw data: Gasoline price, 1950-2022"
The best food and drink events in St. Louis this weekend: March 11-13
It's the weekend before St. Patrick's Day in St. Louis, which means you can expect to see a lot of green if you head out this weekend.
St. Louis Board of Aldermen to resume in-person meetings
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee voted Thursday to resume in-person meetings.
Illinois nurse faces federal prescription drug charges
An indictment says Angela Kaye Stockamp obtained the drug lorazepam by misrepresentation, fraud or deception in Madison County.
Missouri's average gas price is nearing the record high set in 2008
ST. LOUIS - Missouri's average gas price is just 9 cents lower than the state record set in July 2008. On Thursday, AAA reported the statewide average gas price was $3.85 per gallon. The record is $3.94. Missouri has the second-lowest average gas price in the nation, according to AAA. Drivers in Kansas have the [...]
Former St. Louis school principal facing federal charges in murder-for-hire plot
A federal grand jury has indicted a former St. Louis school principal and an Oklahoma man for the 2016 murder of a pregnant teacher.
Sunset Hills approves Bass Pro Shops project in south St. Louis County
The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen gave approval this week to a plan to bring the outdoor retailer to the south county municipality on the site of the former Toys R' Us at 3600 Lindbergh Blvd., near Watson Road.
Murder of Ferguson woman in downtown St. Louis 'caught everyone off guard'
Lisa Cannaday was shot and found lying in the street near North Fourth Street and Washington Avenue on Saturday night. Her husband, Jerome Cannaday, is being held without bail.
Stereotaxis opens new HQ in downtown St. Louis, plans for growth
With new owners and a new name, Gallery Pub in Shaw is a revival of a beloved St. Louis spot
Thurman's in Shaw is no more, but the new owners of the space are preserving its legacy in the neighborhood.
Confluence New Play Festival brings six new works to St. Louis
Missouri and Illinois playwrights will join with local talent to present their plays March 18-20 and 25-27.
Back in the day, I had to live on less than $100,000
The Wall Street Journal reports that raw recruits at big tech, finance, and consulting firms are being offered six-figure starting salaries. This is making their less lucky colleagues who graduated a few years ago unhappy: As wage inflation hits campuses during a roaring economic recovery and tight labor market, the next cohort of frosh workers ...continue reading "Back in the day, I had to live on less than $100,000"
Bill targeting St. Louis-area EV charging mandates clears Missouri House
A bill meant to tie the hands of St. Louis-area officials who want to require building owners to install electric vehicle chargers cleared the Missouri House Thursday.Β If passed, it would prohibit cities from passing building codes requiring businesses to install chargers unless the municipalities pay. βIβm all for electric cars. Bring them on. I […]
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Man charged in vandalism of WashU Black history mural
Planned Parenthood sues Missouri for defunding
New performing arts center opens at Festus High
The theater will open with "Annie," the favorite musical of retiring Superintendent Link Luttrell.
Ferguson man supplied another with fatal dose of fentanyl, charges say
Darrius J. Hunter, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and delivery of a controlled substance in the Aug. 8, 2021, fentanyl overdose death of Davis Clemons.
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Man sentenced for filming sexual abuse of Jefferson County girl
ST. LOUIS β A registered sex offender from St. Louis County is going to federal prison after admitting to filming himself abusing a child and secretly recording videos of another minor in the bathroom.