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Messenger: Woman who graduated from St. Louis program helping folks leaving prison is ready to give back.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side comes in the form of a reply that builds on the second place winner. So for clarity’s sake, we’ll present them in reverse order! In second place, it’s Stephen T. Stone with a piece-by-piece reply to yet another comment on our post about how Twitter […]

Sunday's walk brought together people with muscular dystrophy and their advocates, a chance for some to reconnect and share stories.

Officers didn't know the identity of the driver of a Dodge Durango that ran off the road, hitting a metal fence and a sign.

It's been a bit of a slow blogging week around here. On Monday I had a four-hour infusion. On Tuesday I met with my oncologist and then had a long lunch with a friend. On Wednesday I had my fourth—and hopefully last—eye adjustment. Thursday was crash day. Friday was also crash day. And then Saturday ...continue reading "Only in death does Trump part"

Even as a young adult, Shannen Dee Williams – who grew up Black and Catholic in Memphis, Tenn. – knew of only one Black nun, and a fake one at …

MoDOT is undertaking a Planning and Environmental Linkages study of the I-64 corridor from Kingshighway to Jefferson. What is a PEL study? Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) helps transportation decision makers consider environmental, community, and economic goals early in the transportation planning process. Practitioners can also use the information, analysis, and products developed during planning […]

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This week in St. Louis’ food scene saw tragedy, closure, new beginnings, pieces of history and joyful returns.  Food editor Cheryl Baehr’s review of Pizza Champ gives a look inside the new ‘za joint, while Jaime Lees writes about one of the best food and drink events in St .Louis' historic Hill neighborhood. The week was also met with a closure of a popular coffee spot and a fire destroyed three local restaurant employees’ homes. Let's dig in.

Kent Flake, the commissioner of streets for St. Louis, said his six, two-man crews usually repair about 120 potholes each day.