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With Das Bevo, an Old Busch Family Pit Stop Is Better Than Ever
At the corner of Gravois and Morganford, a St. Louis icon has been resurrected in the heart of south city's Bevo Mill neighborhood. No, it's not the eponymous windmill, a landmark that dates back to...
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Ed Domain Is Still Standing
An Arch Grant brought him to town. A terrible taxi ride almost destroyed him Five years ago, Ed Domain moved to St. Louis with big dreams and good health. When he left a few weeks ago, he was limping...
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ArchCity Defenders Return to Court to Block Landlord's Utility Shut-Off
On August 31, a judge ordered north city landlords Reginald Williams and Kimberly Franklin to stop interfering with their tenants'"use, enjoyment and possession" of their rental property at 3925 Greer...
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Salinas 2 Brings House-Made Mexican Fare to Dutchtown
If your idea of the Dutchtown neighborhood is confined to windmills and Bosnian restaurants, Joel Castillo of Salinas 2 (4601 Gravois Avenue, 314-696-8877) wants to change your mind. On August 23,...
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Newly Announced: Isley Brothers, Wilco, Joyce Manor, Dave Aude and More
Here, again, is every newly announced show for the week! On page one you'll find a quick list of shows that particularly caught our attention.…
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Driving With Suspended License Catches Up to St. Louis Alderman
Multiple unresolved traffic tickets — including moving violations and citations for driving with a suspended license — have caught up with Alderman John Collins-Muhammad. And while the 21st Ward...
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Missouri Senator Who Hoped for Trump's Assassination Will Keep Her Seat
State Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal (D-University City), who drew condemnation after writing in a Facebook comment that she hoped President Trump would be assassinated, will remain in the statehouse...
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Paige Alyssa Mixes '80s Pop with Sonic the Hedgehog for New EP Worth It
This year's An Under Cover Weekend was a departure for Mike Tomko's eleven-year-old concert series.…
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Food-Focused Mural in the Grove Leads to Questions About Race — and Erasure
In July, a new mural was unveiled in the Grove. The painting, created by artist Phil Jarvis, depicts two figures melded and twisted together with an assortment of food-related objects—a handful of...
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The Den Brings a Massive Members-Only Gamer's Playground to Downtown
Open since January, the Den(711 North Thirteenth Street) is a 16,000-square-foot, family-friendly, members-only social club — think of it like an apartment complex’s common area on steroids. It’s an...
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Finally, the Capital Grille Is About to Open Its First St. Louis Location
The Capital Grille(101 South Hanley Road, Clayton), a nationally beloved steakhouse specializing in dry-aged steaks and fresh seafood, is finally about to open in the Gateway City. The first...
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Wash U Grad Students Criticize Suggestion That Union Activity Could Spell...
Graduate students at Washington University contemplating a union drive say they believe their university is trying to intimidate them — with a "FAQ" issued by the university's provost that suggested...
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Was Missouri Cops' $100K 'Marijuana Grow Seizure' Just Smoke?
The operation sounded impressive: a Missouri National Guard helicopter hovering overhead as a team of cops and sheriff's deputies bushwhacked through a field of weed hidden in the southwest corner of...
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The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Week, September 14 to 19
Since you're all St. Louisans, you're no doubt checking the weather every morning to see if you need a sweater (or a rain coat). Have you looked ahead at this weekend's weather?…
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Driver Speeds Through 'Convict Stockley' Protest in Kirkwood
A protest in Kirkwood last night took a potentially ugly turn when an SUV barreled through the crowd, horn honking. The protesters had assembled in the St. Louis suburb to advocate for the conviction...
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Gov. Eric Greitens Preps National Guard for Stockley Verdict
Governor Eric Greitens announced today that he's readying the Missouri Natio nal Guard in anticipation of possible protests related to a verdict in the murder trial of former St. Louis police Officer...
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Downtown Park Designated as Stockley Protest Zone, Mayor Krewson Says
Mayor Lyda Krewson says police have designated a downtown park as a protest site in anticipation of a verdict in the murder trial of ex-St. Louis cop Jason Stockley. A section of Poelker Park will be...
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As Abortion Access Increases in Missouri, The Satanic Temple is Stuck in Court
Despite recent reports claiming an unholy union exists between Planned Parenthood and the Satanic Temple, the recent gains for abortion access in Missouri have nothing to do with Lucifer — and...
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The 10 Best Concerts in St. Louis This Weekend: September 15 to 17
You could look at last weekend's LouFest one of two ways: The end to an overpacked summer of music that was a bit too busy for a city the size of St. Louis or a watershed moment that showed the rest...
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Jason Stockley Found Not Guilty by Judge Timothy Wilson
Ex-St. Louis cop Jason Stockley has been found not guilty in the death of Anthony Lamar Smith. The Circuit Attorney's office announced the decision this morning in a press release, saying that Judge...
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