St. Louis Lowe’s Cashier Admits to $193K Fraud Scheme A former head cashier at the Lowe’s home improvement store in Town and Country has pleaded guilty to federal charges after stealing over $193,000 from the retail location. Gwendolyn Syas of St. Louis admitted to running a highly sophisticated refund fraud scheme over a span of four years right under the noses of store management. This high-profile case highlights a major shift in how local retailers … Read More
Could the NBA Make a Comeback in St Louis
Could the NBA Make a Comeback in St. Louis? St. Louis has repeatedly proven itself as one of the most passionate sports cities in the country, packing venues for soccer, football, baseball, and hockey. With the NBA frequently discussing expansion, local basketball fans are asking why our city should not be at the top of the league’s radar. It is time to look at what it would take to bring professional basketball back to the … Read More
Millennium Hotel to fall but rotating restaurant saved
Millennium Hotel to Fall, Rotating Restaurant Saved The long-vacant Millennium Hotel on the St. Louis skyline is finally scheduled for demolition, marking the end of an era for the riverfront landmark. However, local residents can celebrate a piece of its history, as the iconic rotating restaurant from the top of the tower will be preserved by the City Museum. This transition turns a decade-long eyesore into a win for historic preservation and local tourism. The … Read More
How Metro East Protects Your Vote
Metro East Election Security: How Illinois Protects Your Vote As election seasons draw near, election authorities across the Illinois Metro East are stepping up physical and digital security measures to safeguard ballots and poll workers. Following reports of suspicious mailings and cyber threats nationwide, clerks in Madison and St. Clair counties are implementing strict protocols to ensure a transparent voting process. For St. Louis area residents living or working in southern Illinois, understanding these defenses … Read More
Flyover Comedy Festival Takes Over Delmar Loop
Flyover Comedy Festival Brings Big Laughs to the Delmar Loop The Flyover Comedy Festival is officially taking over the Delmar Loop, bringing three days of top-tier stand-up, improv, and live podcasts to one of Saint Louis’s most vibrant entertainment districts. Local comedy fans can catch national headliners and rising regional talents performing across multiple venues, all within walking distance of each other. This year’s event highlights the neighborhood’s strength as a walkable, cultural hub capable … Read More
How to Watch Cardinals vs Diamondbacks
How to Watch Cardinals vs. Diamondbacks on July 23 The mid-summer baseball grind is in full swing, and the St. Louis Cardinals are preparing for a high-stakes battle against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks at Busch Stadium on July 23, 2026. As both franchises push for a coveted National League postseason spot, this series represents a critical opportunity for the Redbirds to assert dominance on their home turf. Whether you plan to brave the St. Louis … Read More
Cyclospora Outbreak Grows in Missouri and Illinois
St. Louis Alert: Cyclospora Outbreak Grows in MO and IL Health officials in Missouri and Illinois are actively investigating a growing outbreak of Cyclospora infections that has sickened dozens of residents across both states. Because St. Louis sits directly at the center of this bi-state region, local shoppers and diners should take immediate precautions when consuming fresh produce. Investigators are currently tracing supply chains to identify the contaminated food source before more people fall ill. … Read More