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Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - Metro East abortion clinics cope with swell of new patients
Abortion providers in the Metro East say the Supreme Court's June ruling that overturned the landmark Roe Vs. Wade decision has forced many patients from out-of-state to visit their clinics.
Career Central: AmeriCorps St. Louis is looking for new team members
UMSL program is offering $50K grants to underrepresented entrepreneurs
Queen of Hearts Drawing Tuesday estimated at $450,000
All eyes will turn towards Waterloo Tuesday night.
EPA hosting four free sessions focusing on lead exposure and awareness
The EPA is hosting four free sessions in St. Louis focusing on lead exposure and awareness.
Hazelwood Board of Education to meet after radioactive waste in soil confirmed
The Hazelwood School District Board of Education meets Tuesday.
With help from alderman’s shovel, police find human remains buried in north St. Louis
Police found human remains buried in a yard outside a vacant home in north St. Louis on Monday following calls from residents — and some digging by the area's alderman.
Parents demand action after report of radioactive contamination at Florissant school
But Army Corps stands by its finding that the low-level radioactive residues in nearby soil do not pose an immediate risk to human health.
Wingstop vandalized overnight
Another restaurant was vandalized in the Central West End Monday night.
Thai Bowl restaurant vandalized Monday night
St. Louis City Police were busy overnight after a Central West End business was broken into.
It’s camo season in the Midwest
I did not grow up in a serious hunting family, but I married into one. Early on, I learned that for hardcore hunters, the time between October and December is sacrosanct. And for true devotees, the rituals of the season start much earlier: getting licenses in order, target practice, and shopping for gear – all […]
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Valentine dings Schmitt for taking hams from a lobbyist. Schmitt says she’s the one with ethical conflicts.
The attorney general took at least four hams and $3,000 in campaign contributions from a Smithfield Foods lobbyist when he was in the Legislature, records show.
5 cozy Airbnbs across the Midwest
These spots promise to provide comfort and reprieve.
I’m Now More Optimistic (Less Pesemistic?) About The Next NGA West Campus
A decade ago the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), located near Anheuser-Busch brewery, announced it intended to build a new campus. If you’re not familiar with the NGA here’s how they describe themselves: The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) delivers world-class geospatial intelligence that provides a decisive advantage to policymakers, military service members, ...
Starved of new talent: Young people are steering clear of oil jobs
Who wants to work for the brands that brought you climate change?
Cities want more trees. Drought is complicating their efforts.
As water resources dwindle, Western communities are investing in new ways to ensure young trees survive.
Spooky Spots: Stifel Theatre workers have experienced things they cannot explain
The West’s biggest source of renewable energy depends on water. Will it survive the drought?
Glen Canyon and the Hoover Dam are “not the whole story.”
Judas Priest’s Rob Halford confirms former members will perform at Rock Hall ceremony
Judas Priest will be welcomed into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 5, and two of the band's surviving former members -- guitarist Ken "KK" Downing and…
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