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Missouri judge hears lawsuit challenging Biden student debt relief plan
The states are arguing that the debt relief, which would impact 95% of people with outstanding student loans, harms entities that service the loans and treasuries that would benefit from taxes on forgiven debt.
Fate of Agape Boarding School on hold as hearings delayed
MoDOT to close I-70 at Zumbehl for 15-minute intervals Oct. 20-21
Drivers in St. Charles County may experience brief delays next week as road crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation start work on an overpass that runs across Interstate 70.
Texas’ Ridiculous Content Moderation Bill Put On Hold Until The Supreme Court Can Consider It
Normally, this wouldn’t be surprising, and normally, this wouldn’t even require a blog post, but because nothing in the 5th Circuit makes sense these days, it is a little surprising and it is worth a post to note that despite the insanity of Judge Andy Oldham’s ruling putting Texas’ content moderation law back on the […]
The Climate Transition Will Do Wonders for National Security
Today on TAP: America is getting clubbed in the head with the problems of fossil fuel dependence.
Missouri clinics offer free vasectomies, citing a surge in demand
Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri performed 42 vasectomies in July, compared to 10 in the same month last year.
Judge dismisses lawsuit over Missouri's new voter ID law ahead of general election
Changing voter registration?
Medical marijuana companies pour money into legalization PAC in Missouri campaign’s homestretch
With less than a month to go before voters head to the polls, the campaign to legalize recreational marijuana is getting a financial boost from the medical marijuana industry.
University, tourism officials say organizer dropped ball for weekend football game at Dome
St. Louis game was organized and promoted by Milestone Marketing and Distribution Group, led by Eugene Gilbert of Atlanta, who had “unfulfilled contractual obligations” according to the university's athletics department.
St. Louis musician wins gig on legendary Nashville stage
Steve Perron, former writer/producer at KMOV (Channel 4), will perform Monday at the Bluebird Cafe, a legendary country music venue in Nashville, Tennessee.
US clinics offer free vasectomies in wake of supreme court’s Roe reversal; Planned Parenthood and doctor with mobile clinic dubbed the ‘Nutcracker’ to offer procedures in midwest, citing high demand
PARIC Expands Kansas City Team, Adds Joel Crocker As Preconstruction Director
With continued steady growth in PARIC’s Kansas City division, the company has added Joel Crocker as Kansas City preconstruction director. PARIC, recently named a “Top Workplace,” is one of the largest construction companies in the Midwest. Crocker, with 25 years of experience in the construction industry, is recognized regionally as a leader in preconstruction systems […]
Charges filed in Hazelwood double shooting
A Florissant man has been charged in connection with a recent double shooting in Hazelwood.
Where to sell non-working car?
St. Louis shows up for fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg
On Wednesday evening, von Furstenberg spoke before 800 people at an event hosted by the Saint Louis Fashion Fund and sponsored by Caleres.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for New Multi-Family Development in Clayton
Holland Construction Services is making progress on one of its newest midrise development projects in the St. Louis area and recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for the project. Bemiston Place is a new $101 million multi-family complex being developed in Clayton, Missouri. Construction began in early summer and columns now stand where the complex is […]
New lighted sign signals law firm's expansion at Clayton high-rise
The law firm has expanded its space to 40,000 square feet over three floors. Its new, lighted sign was installed near the building’s main entrance on Central Avenue and faces the St. Louis County Government Center, home of the St. Louis County Courts.
Warner Bros Discovery Merger Idiocy Continues With Another Big Round Of Layoffs
Everyone thinks America’s favorite pastime is baseball. In reality, it’s mindless mergers and acquisitions that promise boundless new “synergies,” then deliver a parade of harmful consolidation, job cuts, closures, chaos, and competitive harms, all buried under a giant mountain of bullshit. If you recall, AT&T’s massive $200 billion acquisition of DirecTV and Time Warner wound […]
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