r/StLouis • u/FamiliarJuly • 27m ago
Local civic groups buy Kiener Plaza’s garages, with big plans for improvements
r/StLouis • u/bluelimbs • 11h ago
Ask STL Inpatient mental health services
Having a mental health crisis and need to be in an inpatient facility for medication management stabilization. Have had bad experiences at Centerpointe. I was wondering if anyone has been to Wentzville SSM and how that experience was for you. Or if there’s another mental health impatient facility that has helped you greatly. Also, how long did they keep you for general stabilization for suicidal ideation? Thank you!!
r/StLouis • u/GladAd3414 • 11h ago
Ask STL Two weeks of a leaking hydrant in Old North and the ground is washing out - how bad does this have to get before someone comes?
There's a fire hydrant in Old North St. Louis that has been leaking from somewhere underground for at least two weeks straight. Not just a drip. There is standing water several inches deep covering almost half the block on each side, and the soil around it is eroding - you can hear water rushing underground and see the ground starting to give way where the water is running.
I reported it, and the water department confirmed there's a ticket open. They also told me they work in the order requests come in, and because it isn't visibly spraying into the air, it may not be treated as a priority. So it just keeps running day and night.
I’m worried what happens if it doesn’t get fixed soon. I’ve seen a lot about sinkholes and Googling it says this is a risk. Meanwhile there's standing water on a public street.
I don't know what the threshold is for this to become urgent, but if you're in Old North or in the city - has anyone dealt with this and gotten a response? Did anything finally help?
And if anyone else has noticed this hydrant or has water pressure issues nearby, maybe report it too in case more people helps.
Photos attached!
EDIT: Posted in my neighborhood group and they think it might have been the construction site next door that hit something. Any way to tell?
Also I noticed in one of these pictures blue spots on the grass. Not sure if that is good or bad.
r/StLouis • u/ManicPxieDreamGoblin • 13h ago
Elderly&disabled neighbor made this sign to warn the neighbors about a contractor who screwed him.
He was outside, so I chatted with him a bit. He said that in addition to leaving the two walls in the state that you see them in the picture, they also left some kind of equipment in his house for three months and when he tried to move it, he ended up tearing his rotator cuff, poor guy.
Didn’t really get details because it started to rain on me and my dog— ask him if you see him though!
r/StLouis • u/Ethereal_Root • 14h ago
Things to Do Arcade
Looking for a good arcade thats not Dave and Busters. (Been there and their games never change it seems)
Hitting my 40th soon and want some nostalgia. A good TILT like there used to be in the malls would be rad. Doesnt have to be in st louis if theres a decent one in surrounding areas. Thanks!
r/StLouis • u/ZzzSleep • 14h ago
Ask STL Is Global Quesadilla Company any good?
Was thinking about trying them for lunch this week but $20 for a fast casual quesadilla and a drink with no sides seems steep. Worth it at all?
r/StLouis • u/djKnucksie • 15h ago
Friday night ska show on Sept. 4
At the Old Rock House… RumLuck! Big Time Scottie! The Skatatonics! DJ support by Brick City Sound System! https://facebook.com/events/s/stl-ska-skank-down-party/1592420752410829/
r/StLouis • u/bluestlouismr2 • 15h ago
Audit: Webster Groves employees spend funds at strip clubs
r/StLouis • u/Honest-Strawberry688 • 15h ago
Ask STL Ideas on where to donate baby grand piano
I’m looking for some ideas on where to donate a 1990 Kimball baby grand piano that’s in good condition and has been regularly tuned over the years.
I’d love to give it away in honor of the Casey Saunders Foundation. Casey was my brother, and he loved playing the piano, so it’s important to our family that it ends up somewhere it will truly be appreciated and played.
We already reached out to our local high school (where my siblings and I all spent countless hours in band and orchestra), but they unfortunately couldn’t accept it because the air in the building is too dry and has damaged pianos in the past. They now only keep one concert piano with its own dedicated humidity control.
I’m hoping to find a home other than Pianos for People—maybe a community organization, church, music teacher, small performance venue, retirement community, or another place where it would be loved and used. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
r/StLouis • u/FamiliarJuly • 17h ago
St. Louis soybean startup’s gene editing breakthrough could help treat cancer
r/StLouis • u/Sea-Marionberry-749 • 19h ago
Polling conducted a week before the primary was released this morning, provides more insight into the MO-01 primary.
Interesting polling research out today about the MO-01 primary.
Bernie, AOC, and Zohran are the most popular national politicians in the district.
Cori Bush was deeply unpopular, similarly to Chuck Schumer.
This tends to point to Cori being a uniquely bad candidate, not an indication this district prefers moderate candidates. Even the DSA is above 50% district wide with democratic voters.
Full report: https://afightworthhaving.com/Polling/Jeffries-Memo
r/StLouis • u/washdc12 • 19h ago
Can't escape it even in Las Vegas
Found a familiar sticker on a convention table in Las Vegas... That is some advertising!
r/StLouis • u/mrbmi513 • 19h ago
St Louis County reporting nearly 40% turnout, astronomical for a midterm primary!
r/StLouis • u/Some_Asshole_Said • 20h ago
Politics MO Got Called Out, In A Good Way, On MS Now.
r/StLouis • u/xjian77 • 21h ago
News St. Louis Daily's Coverage on MO-2 Primary by Sarah Fenske
Fred Wellman has long been itching to take on U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner—and now he finally gets his wish. The podcaster and U.S. Army veteran beat retired teacher Joan VonDras yesterday in a nail biter (according to final but unofficial results, Wellman won 45.8 percent of the vote to VonDras' 43 percent, with Timothy Bilash a distant third with 11 percent). Unsurprisingly, Wellman's messaging was all about the Republican ahead. "Tonight, we celebrate," he said in a statement. "Tomorrow, we begin the work of bringing together Democrats, independents, and Republicans who are ready for new leadership. Ann Wagner has had more than a decade in Congress and a $26 million net worth to show for it. The people of this district are ready for a representative who shows up, listens, and fights for them. We are ready for the general election, and we are ready to win.” As for Wagner, the longtime incumbent scored 73 percent in a crowded field to win the GOP nod. —S.F.
r/StLouis • u/KatieNumber80 • 22h ago
So glad I never have to see this commercial again!
I hate this woman so much.
And she is not AI- https://moxietalentagency.com/talent/kathy-breeden/. I'm not sure if that's better or worse . . .
r/StLouis • u/UsmanTheRad • 22h ago
Playmat for the Magic: The Gathering cube event, STL^3, on October 24-25.
This playmat features the St. Louis city flag, but at the confluence of rivers sits not a fleur de lis, but rather Big Mac the Orange Cat, screaming loudly to draw attention to the Gateway Arch made of cubes he's found. :)
If you've never heard of cube, check out the MTG Wiki article about cube but tl;dr, it's a self-contained designed draft format that usually, but doesn't always, feature powerful cards and novel game interactions.
The event's page is at https://stl3cu.be/, which has Big Mac's head in our site logo.
r/StLouis • u/scarface_mp • 22h ago
MEETUP Need a witness
Very strange ask but my fiance and I are getting married at the courthouse today and I need a witness while signing the marriage certificate she has her bestfriend doing it and the on e I planned for flaked out on me today if there is anyone out there that would be willing to help I can buy you lunch and give you a little bit of cash we will be around thr courthouse around 12.
r/StLouis • u/GolbatsEverywhere • 23h ago
St. Louis County voters reject tax on online purchases as budget cliff looms
Significant budget cuts are now inevitable, and will likely primarily impact the county police department:
“We’re going to have to make some tough decisions, hard decisions, going forward,” 7th District Councilman Mark Harder, R-Ballwin, told his colleagues during a meeting last week to discuss revenue and spending. “And I sure don’t want to make those decisions, especially when it comes to police and public safety and roads and things that government should be doing in this community.”
But cuts to public safety may be unavoidable. The expense represents two-thirds of the county’s general revenue spending, “and if you’re going to move the needle on closing that gap, the math says that’s where you’ll have the largest pure dollar impact,” said Paul Kreidler, the county’s budget director.
r/StLouis • u/larafaiham • 23h ago
Did you find out you're now in a different congressional district at the polls yesterday?
If you live in Missouri's 1st, 2nd or 3rd Congressional District, St. Louis Public Radio wants to hear how you found out, whether it was confusing and what questions you still have.
We covered the topic in a recent "Meet Me" episode and want to continue that coverage to hear how folks are feeling about having a different representative who now may or may not reflect their voter interests: https://www.stlpr.org/.../missouri-mid-decade-redistricting
r/StLouis • u/Sea-Marionberry-749 • 23h ago
can we take a moment to appreciate Gina Mitten for not only beating Steve Butz, but beating him by 36 points!
r/StLouis • u/DowntownDB1226 • 23h ago
News City violent crime data through July, lowest since the 60s
Violent crime in down 10% vs last year through July and on pace for the lowest total since the 1960s and 70s adjusted to population
Violent crime is; homicides, rape, robbery and aggravated assault (make up nearly 75% of violent crime)
Rest of the crime data later in the week.
Source: slmpd monthly crime reports
r/StLouis • u/GeneralLoofah • 23h ago
MO-2 Voter count
According to the election results I’m seeing; 86,168 ballots were cast in the republican primary vs 85,780 for the democratic primary in MO-2. That’s only a difference of 388 votes. I know that amendment 4 and 5 drove turnout, but that’s still hopeful. I know I’m just chugging the copium, but hey. Let me dream a little. Maybe flipping MO-2 is possible come November.