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10/29/2020 10:21pm
St. Louis County Republican Director of Elections, Rick Stream says each of its four satellite locations has seen around 800 to 1,500 voters daily
10/29/2020 9:55pm
Right now, the 63116 ZIP code has the highest number of COVID cases and its pretty alarming, said Dr. Frederick Echols
10/29/2020 9:00pm
The 59-year-old man was charged with kidnapping, first-degree domestic assault and third-degree domestic assault earlier on Thursday
10/29/2020 8:19pm
Heres a running list of some Black-owned businesses in St. Louis
10/29/2020 8:12pm
Police said Melissa Bassett was thrown from her car in a crash on Oct. 16. The driver of the car that hit her abandoned his car and ran away
10/29/2020 1:02pm
A Black man who was wrongly arrested when he 15 years old and held for three weeks without charge will be allowed to sue the two Kansas City officers who detained him, a federal appeals court has ruled.
10/29/2020 1:01pm
The new surge of the coronavirus was evident in Missouri on Thursday, with record hospitalizations in St. Louis and Columbia, and the Kansas City metropolitan area experiencing its worst month ever for COVID-19 deaths.
10/29/2020 12:58pm
North Carolina, yes. Pennsylvania, yes. Wisconsin, no. Thats how the Supreme Court has answered questions in recent days about an extended timeline for receiving and counting ballots in those states.
10/29/2020 6:25am
One of the key issues attorneys need to consider in a damages assessment is the impact of the 2020 coronavirus disease pandemic for cases involving plaintiffs lost profits for breach of contract matters or insurance policyholders business-interruption claims for a covered cause of loss.
10/29/2020 6:15am
Gov. Mike Parson has named Sarah A. Castle to the Jackson County circuit bench and appointed Jeffrey P. Medler as an associate circuit judge in St. Louis County.
10/29/2020 2:43pm
One business said its taking steps to help keep our customers and employees safe and our stores secure.
10/29/2020 2:26pm
The city of St. Louis has sold its bonds for the convention center expansion downtown, an official said Thursday, a move that allows the massive project to move forward.Comptroller Darlene Green said in a statement that the expansion means St. Louis will continue being competitive on a national level drawing world class conventions to the region and being an economic and employment driver for our region assuring dependable jobs for working families for years to come.Green said the bonds
10/29/2020 2:18pm
With U.S. inflation edging up, St. Louis experts weighed in on whether they expect costs to rise going forward.
10/29/2020 1:45pm
Most of the highest-paid University of Missouri System employees are affiliated with MUs medical school at its flagship campus in Columbia. The university systems highest-paid employee for the academic year 2019-2020 was orthopedic surgeon James Stannard, who earned $981,978. He was the 11th-highest-paid employee on our list of top earners at the largest colleges and universities in eastern Missouri and southern Illinois.Stannard earned more than MU President Mun Choi $551,200 and former
10/29/2020 1:35pm
After reporting record net revenue for the third quarter and for the first nine months of 2020, Stifel Financial Corp. said it is projecting a record for the year.
01/04/2019 9:55am
The board hired Sweeney in 2015.
12/24/2018 1:10pm
The Dow fell 653.1 points, or 2.91 percent, to 21,792.27
11/16/2018 6:30am
Darcy Horn Davenport, president of Active Nutrition since 2017, will become CEO of the new public company.
04/01/2018 12:10am
On June 5, 1973, a final stake was put through the heart of the project when the St. Louis Housing Authority voted for a final shutdown of the complex.
09/22/2017 9:10am
Cereal business is out of favor, but Bob Evans side-dish sales are growing rapidly.
10/29/2020 12:30am
With election day a mere five days away, many SLU students are eager to cast or have already cast their votes for their chosen presidential candidates. Now, as candidates frantically schedule last minute campaign events in battleground states and reaffirm their agendas, media coverage has quickly become Americas center of attention. Accompanying hectic times is...
10/29/2020 12:28am
Our country is in great turmoil. In times like these, we can all agree that strong leadership and effective legislating will lead us to better days. As the Commander and Chief, the president leads the nation through times of crisis. While our president is incapacitated due to the virus he called a hoax, the legislating...
10/29/2020 12:25am
Im a registered Democrat, a progressive and a democratic socialist who supported Bernie Sanders in the primary, but I simply cannot bring myself to vote for Joe Biden. Heres why. While I recognize that Biden would certainly be a more stable president, and holds views that are generally closer to my own than Trumps are,...
10/29/2020 12:16am
In the wise words of Senator Lindsey Graham R-SC, President Donald Trump is a race-baiting, xenophobic bigot. While the Senator has doubled back on this 2016 statement, much of America still holds it to be true. Weve been watching closely as President Trump led our country these past four years. We watched him downplay the...
10/29/2020 12:07am
Considering this is the first time many college students have the opportunity to vote in a presidential election, its important to know what youll see on your ballot. Your vote isnt just something that affects you, its something that affects millions of people. You must be well-informed on your decisions before you place your ballot....
10/29/2020 12:57pm
Sometimes you dont know that you need a pick-me-up until you get it, so in these hard times were delighted to bring you this: the cutest video ever. This baby chimpanzee was just birthed yesterday at the St. Louis Zoo and wow, she is adorable. Her mom is Utamu and both mom and baby are being monitored and appear to be happy and in good health. The zoo posted this short clip of the newborn to YouTube and they say that the sweet little baby hasnt yet been named but that all is well on the maternity ward.
10/29/2020 10:49am
The pandemic has been rough on businesses across the country, but independently owned shops are getting hit particularly hard. They often operate on small margins, so any dip in business can be catastrophic but COVID-19 has brought almost unthinkable losses to a beloved local indie bookstore that has been operating on sheer willpower since March. Left Bank Books 399 N. Euclid Avenue 314-367,6731 says that the last two months of the year usually account for one-third of our whole years revenue, but how the rest of this particular year will shape up is a big unknown because of the pandemic.
10/29/2020 10:18am
For years, chef Ben Grupe has been dazzling the culinary world with his talent. Hes cooked at some of the most prominent private clubs in the country, served as captain of the U.S. Culinary Olympics team and was a second place finisher to represent the country at the prestigious Bocuse dOr.
10/29/2020 8:40am
2020 has been a year like no other its only natural that we have an election like no other. Its the first in our lifetimes to occur during a global pandemic and one in which many Missourians, up to 646,279, will cast their vote by mail for the first time.
10/29/2020 6:05am
Trick-or-treating is cancelled, Halloween parties are verboten, and were living in a pandemic hellscape. In other words, we already have plenty of reasons to drink.
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