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The Memphis Redbirds are one of nine minor league clubs Endeavor says it plans to purchase

Holiday-themed ice cream, drinks and donuts are just a few things being offered for the season

"He was always willing to help anyone that he could help. He touched so many lives."

Firewood is available through March 2022 on a first-come, first-serve basis

To make the list, WalletHub compared 182 cities across 65 data points

Consumer Reports tracks the prices of many of its top tested products all year long, so it knows exactly when they go on deep discount

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt wants families to report schools that he says are violating the ruling by continuing to enforce mask mandates.

A nine-mile stretch of Interstate 57 between Whittington and West Frankfort in southern Illinois will be expanded from four lanes to six lanes

"It's so amazing to see how the community has turned this negative situation into a positive experience," said Debi Lyons.

“We should be incentivizing people not to burn more fossil fuels, not to burn more and more of them, and then maybe get a little break on the price,” said Saxon.

The town contacted the local sheriff's office for help with covering patrols

Mayor Gerry Welch said the council decided in favor of the people to end the $350M Douglass Hill Redevelopment project.

Amur tiger Waldemere and southern rockhopper penguin Enrique were both in their golden years, the zoo said, and were loved by keepers and visitors.

The three men each pleaded not guilty in September for the deadly 2018 boat sinking on Table Rock Lake

Pres. Joe Biden is in Kansas City to talk about how the $1 trillion law will help Missouri build roads, bridges and other infrastructure.

Perez Reed pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder and one count of assault in a St. Louis courtroom.

He will join Kay Quinn as co-anchor of the 4 p.m. newscast and report for all shows.

The score will increase from 31 to 32 for high school students graduating in 2023. That means the change will kick in for this year's junior class.

Dr. Clay Dunagan of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force said colder weather is driving more people indoors, giving the virus greater opportunity to spread

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