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Downtown St. Louis restaurant relocating to Central West End
ST. LOUIS — Cuban restaurant Havana’s Cuisine will relocate from downtown St. Louis to the Central West End. Havana’s will have its final day of service at its downtown location, 1131 Washington Ave., on Sept. 14. It expects to open its new restaurant in early October at 12 S. Euclid in the Central West End. The relocation will provide Havana’s with a larger kitchen, allowing the restaurant to expand its menu and hours, said owner Tamara Landeiro.
EPA says they’re ‘one step closer’ to nuclear cleanup, resident frustration remains
The EPA says they are one step closer to cleaning up nuclear contamination at the West Lake Landfill. Officials with the EPA held a meeting Thursday to answer questions from the community about the cleanup.
Rural pharmacies under siege: DEA nabs organized crime roots
ST. LOUIS – This summer, FOX 2 reported on a string of break-ins at mom-and-pop pharmacies in several locations throughout Missouri and Illinois. Now, we’re learning just how big of a crime business it is. As the DEA states, 1,817,828 doses have been reported stolen from pharmacies in...
Cardinals place notable trade deadline addition on waivers
The St. Louis Cardinals appear to be making a big admission about their season, and that might lead to them parting ways with a player they acquired less than a month ago. The Cardinals placed outfielder Tommy Pham on waivers Thursday, according to Katie Woo of The Athletic. That move means another team could theoretically... The post Cardinals place notable trade deadline addition on waivers appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
‘It’s leaving me numb’: Family of father killed in KC homicide speaks
As police try to piece together what took place that night, Brown's family is left to plan the funeral. They're remembering the 34-year-old fun-loving man with style, and most importantly a father.
Record-low attendance signals Cardinals fans have had enough of mediocrity
Empty seats are expected in professional sports. Spectators don't want to see losing clubs or spend time in old, uninviting stadiums. But empty seats in Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals? Before this year, it was virtually unheard of, but times have changed. Last Wednesday, the club reported a single-game attendance figure of 29,580, marking the first non-pandemic-restricted Cardinals game in Busch Stadium III history that drew fewer than 30,000 in paid attendance. Cardinals-Brewers, Busch Stadium, as the Cards take the field for the top of the 1st. pic.twitter.com/VATjA78LrB— Benjamin Hochman (@hochman) August 21, 2024 Since then, three more games have...
Chiefs GM Brett Veach Explains What Really Happened with Louis Rees-Zammit – Rugby Star Signs with Jaguars
Why did former Welsh rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit leave the Kansas City Chiefs for the Jacksonville Jaguars? Chiefs GM Brett Veach shared some of the details.
Split ruling issued in civil suit against Carthage, its council members and a political action committee
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The judge issues a split decision in a lawsuit filed against the City of Carthage, its council members, and the political action committee, Carthage Citizens United. Former City Administrator Greg Dagnan filed his wrongful termination and defamation lawsuit in May against the City of Carthage, all...
5 Cardinals who could be waived before today's deadline
With the trade deadline already passed, the ways in which teams can remove players from their rosters is limited. No trades are allowed at this point in the season, but teams can still waive players, thus making them available for other teams to pick up. There are a few benefits...
They walked away from a Missouri cult. Now they’re warning anyone who’ll listen.
FESTUS — A small white church with a red door sits in an old neighborhood by the railroad tracks here. It's just a few blocks north of the bars, restaurants and shops that line East Main Street. Faith groups have called the building home since the 1930s. Last year,...
Cardinals insider makes John Mozeliak’s job status crystal clear
The St. Louis Cardinals are in one of the worst positions among all major league franchises. They're loaded with veterans that are only getting older. Players like Paul Goldschmidt, Sonny Gray and Nolan Arenado are great assets for right now, but they are running out of prime years, which means the Cardinals' World Series window is closing rather quickly.
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