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No Ordinary Rabbit to Open in Former Nixta Space This Summer
No Ordinary Rabbit, a restaurant and wine and cocktail bar, is set to open at 1621 Tower Grove Avenue in Botanical Heights by September 1 in the former home of Ben Poremba’s Nixta, a distinct ...
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend: May 16 to 19
Thursday 05/16 Skin Show In what has become a celebrated tradition for local lovers of boobs, butts and bawdy behavior (the four Bs!), the 13th Annual Show-Me Burlesque festival is bringing glit...
St. Louis Police Officer Lit a Cigar While Straddling Suspect
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has launched an internal investigation in response to a video taken over the weekend showing an officer light up a stogie in the middle of placing a ...
Mexican National Threatened Man Helping His Family Seek Asylum, Police Say
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of Arnoldo Galvez, a man living in St. Louis originally from Mexico, who allegedly threatened to kill a man helping members of Galvez's own family s...
St. Louis' Abortion Doulas Step in When Loved Ones Can't — or Won't
Jen Jester is no stranger to grief. Throughout her career as a midwife and doula, she has become adept at helping grieving parents advocate for the ashes of their lost children, at helping mothe...
Here’s All the Ways St. Louis Police Are Watching You
St. Louis police are watching you with 630 cameras, two unmanned aircraft systems (a.k.a. drones), 379 license plate readers and more. These eyes in the sky are documented in the city’s first ...
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/heres-all-the-ways-st-louis-police-are-watching-you-42547436
Bryan Cave Sues St. Louis City Over Change to Earnings Tax Calculation
In January, the City of St. Louis sent a very unusual notice to one of the biggest law firms headquartered within it: a Statement of Tax Delinquency. The notice was sent to Bryan Cave Leighton P...
Police ID 19-Year-Old Victim of Saturday's MetroLink Shooting
Police have identified the 19-year-old woman killed over the weekend on a MetroLink platform. Police say that Jordan Gunn was on the platform near Forest Park and the Missouri History Museum on ...
Prioritized Pastries Will Open on Maplewood on June 1
A St. Louis bakery known for its gluten-free, vegan, allergy-friendly offerings will open the doors to its new and expanded location in Maplewood on June 1. Prioritized Pastries Chef-owner Alex ...
Yemanja Brasil Reopens With a New Casual Approach in Benton Park
Yemanja Brasil Restaurante, the once-fine-dining Brazilian restaurant at 2900 Missouri Avenue in Benton Park, didn’t know if it was going to make it. In January and February of this year, owne...
Clementine's Will Reopen in Lafayette Square on Wednesday
After a pipe burst at Clementine’s Naughty & Nice Ice Cream in Lafayette Square six months ago, the storefront at 1637 South 18th Street is finally set to reopen on Wednesday, May 15. “This ...
Opera Theatre of St. Louis Is Ready for Its Biggest Season Since 2018
For Opera Theatre of St. Louis, the past few years were tough. The pandemic upended the viewing habits of many of its biggest fans, who stopped attending live theater as COVID-19 ravaged the nat...
Now Monsanto's Legal Woes Are Going to Be a Hollywood Movie
When the Missouri legislature brought back tax credits for film productions, there was hope it would lead to a boom in big-budget movies being made locally even beyond On Fire, the adaptation of...
St. Louis Bill to Raise Sales Tax for Childcare Programs Sparks Fierce Debate
A bill proposed at the St. Louis Board of Aldermen would ask voters to raise sales taxes to fund early childhood education programs. This bill has led to contentious debate and, yesterday, was u...
At Wash U, Some Boos for Chancellor, But Little Talk of Palestine
Loud booing and chanting punctuated some of the speakers at the commencement for Washington University this morning — most often Chancellor Andrew Martin, who has become the focal point of ang...
Patton Oswalt, Tig Notaro and David Sedaris Are All Coming to Stifel Theater
Get ready to laugh, St. Louis. This morning, Stifel Theater (1400 Market Street) announced that three very funny people will be visiting town this year. First up are Patton Oswalt and Tig Notaro...
Well Met Cafe Adds a 'Neighborhood Gem' to Shaw
The team behind Polite Society and The Bellwether have opened a new cafe just north of Tower Grove Park at 4100 Shenandoah Avenue. Brian Schmitz and Jonathan Schoen, along with beverage director...
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/food-drink/well-met-cafe-adds-a-neighborhood-gem-to-shaw-42537120
GOP ‘Crazies’ Win the Right to Block Candidates in Missouri County
A group of Republicans refusing to follow the strictures set forth by their party’s far-right wing were kicked off the ballot in one Missouri county last week on the same day that, in another ...
The New Sinse Fire Prerolls Pack a Powerful Punch in a Flavorful Package
I'll admit, I viewed the Sinse Fire preroll that had been dropped off at my place of employment with some trepidation. While I'm a person with a high tolerance, a daily smoker even, my personal ...
Urban Prospector Finds Treasure in the Most Unlikely St. Louis Places
Emanuel Taranu, a self-described “humble carpenter and urban prospector” was hunting for treasure in the Delmar Loop when RFT photojournalist Zachary Linhares came across him on April 20. An...
17-Year-Old Girl Charged in Fatal MetroLink Station Shooting
St. Louis Police have arrested a teenage girl that they say shot a woman to death on a crowded MetroLink platform on Saturday afternoon. The shooting took place at the DeBaliviere Avenue MetroLi...
Moulin Rouge! Brings the Spectacle of Bohemian Paris to St. Louis
In theater, the term jukebox musical is most often used to refer to a musical that features a singular songbook, usually popular tunes from an era, performer or group. Moulin Rouge! The Musical,...
Mayor Orders Clearing of Encampment After Shooting Near City Hall
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones announced Friday that following a shooting downtown that left one dead and another critically injured, the encampment of unhoused people living near the Municipal ...
The Midnight Company's Spirits to Enforce Offers Otherworldly Fun
After producing several successful theatrical cabarets this spring, the Midnight Company turns its attention to the stage with an impressive production of Mickle Maher’s Spirits to Enforce. Th...
St. Louis Bill Raising Taxes for Early Childhood Education Meets Opposition
A new bill making its way through the St. Louis Board of Aldermen is being supported by a nonprofit organization that says it hopes to make child care more accessible to the average St. Louisan....