Online staff writer Lindsay Toler blogs about news, sports, health, events, and more. A native of Texas, Lindsay first moved to the Show-Me State to study journalism at the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Her journalism career has taken her around the world, starting at the Associated Press’ London bureau. Lindsay covered gymnastics at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games for the Olympic News Service and wrote about life in Beijing for The Dallas Morning News. After graduation, Lindsay worked for The Seattle Times before joining the Peace Corps, where she taught health in Moldova. In St. Louis, Lindsay wrote for Patch.com and the Riverfront Times before joining SLM. She lives in Tower Grove South with her longtime boyfriend and her schnoodlehuahua, Persie.
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Millennials, the largest and most educated generation living, are moving to St. Louis in droves, turning the shrinking Rust Belt city into a “Brain Belt” tech hub, a new study shows.
Michael Barrett, director of the Missouri State Public Defender’s office, used a rarely invoked state law to order Nixon to defend an accused criminal who can’t afford a lawyer.
James Johnson, from Sullivan, Missouri, sent audition tapes to Cirque du Soleil as a “blind hope.” Now he’s a permanent performer with two roles in the show playing at Chaifetz Arena this week.