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CityPark Opens to a Full House and Ushers in a New Era for Downtown West
Yesterday marked a historic milestone for CityPark, formerly known as Centene Stadium, in Downtown West - it opened its doors to soccer...
75 years ago a stray cat strutted into the St. Louis Cat Show and became a winner
An alley cat who later became know as "Mr. Silver" made front-page news on Nov. 17, 1947.
Apparently Red Hot Riplets are contraband in California
Brett W. Harrawood of Arnold, MO
Brett W. Harrawood of Arnold, MO became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today
Rawlings Sporting Goods moving headquarters, retail to Westport, which plans more projects
The sporting goods company said the move, which will come with a gold baseball glove atop its building, is aimed at increasing its visibility in St. Louis. It’s a desire to create a corporate campus with several things in mind," including attracting employees but also partners and professional players, an executive said.
Missouri’s Roy Blunt supports bill to protect same-sex marriage. Josh Hawley doesn’t.
Blunt, who is retiring, will be succeeded by Eric Schmitt in 2023.
TKO: Citypark's impressive debut
Before there was a stadium, or a team, there was an idea. How is St. Louis not home to a Major League Soccer team? It was an uphill battle, but Carolyn Kindle and the ownership group including Jim Kavanaugh made sure Wednesday's CITYPARK debut became a reality. TKO, "The Kilcoyne Opinion" says this is one [...]
St. Louis sues over crash that injured officer, seeks to recoup $190,000 in workers' comp
The city sued both the driver and the owner of a car involved in a 2017 crash with a police officer.
Inflation is melting away
I've mentioned before that the official definition of rent inflation is all but useless since (a) it's always about six months behind and (b) it uses figures for all rents, not just new rentals, which are all that really matter. So what happens if you take core inflation but then swap out the official rent ...continue reading "Inflation is melting away"
Man killed in I-70 collision was target of lawsuit from a 2021 crash
FOX 2 has learned a 79-year-old tractor-trailer driver killed in a crash in on Interstate 70 in Lake St. Louis on Tuesday was a target in a lawsuit stemming from another crash in 2021.
Digging will resume at site of mismarked gas line strike
Digging will soon resume in O'Fallon, Missouri, where residents recently evacuated because of a gas line strike.
Former Cardinal Sandy Alcantara wins NL Cy Young Award
Voters unanimously selected Sandy Alcantara, former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, as the National League Cy Young Award winner.
Quick tour of the Garden Glow at Missouri Botanical Garden
A ‘Miracle’ Delivery: 10-year-old helps deliver baby sister
Delivering a baby is not for everyone, but do not tell that to 10-year-old Miracle Moore.
Pitch was green and the vibes were good, little chilly though
Soccer fans pour into CityPark Stadium for pre-season match Wednesday night
Missouri Circuit judge prepares bailiff for Guns 'N Hoses boxing match
Budweiser Guns 'N Hoses is hosting its annual police vs. firefighters boxing match on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
City SC hosts first match at CityPark: Photos
St. Louis City SC staged its first match Wednesday night at CityPark, hosting a sell-out crowd. A chilly night, with the temperature hovering around 30 degrees at game time, didn’t dampen enthusiasm inside.
Immunity Denied To Deputies Who Tried To Turn Muscular Dystrophy Into Reasonable Suspicion
Courts are cool with pretextual stops. As long as a cop can make up a reasonably good excuse for pulling someone over, they can start casting their lines in hopes of bigger fish. Given enough time and bullshit, cops can often talk people into warrantless roadside searches. But the pretext needs to be reasonable. And, […]
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