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In St. Louis, several artists emerged over the decades that changed the blueprint of global music and left a lasting impact on American artist culture.

The five-year deal includes an 18% wage increase.

Montessori Adolescent Program (MAP) middle and high school will close this month with 26 students and seven staff members.

Elmore Bibbs, 50, died at a hospital weeks after being shot in the 1100 block of Riverview Boulevard.

Data center critics say the 4 ignored public opposition; the officials' attorney says the petitions cite insufficient grounds for a recall vote.

John G. Fraser, an accountant from Columbia, plans to challenge Onder, of Lake St. Louis, in the Aug. 4 GOP primary for the 3rd District congressional seat.

The Osage survived and flourished doing business with the original settlers of St. Louis, but ceded their land shortly after the U.S. government took over.

Headlines from the May 20, 1926, front page include: Man held for betting in ball park grandstand.

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Brocksmith, Jerome Anthony - Arnold, MO

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St. Charles City Council approved a permanent ban on large-scale data centers, drawing applause from residents in attendance.

During a four-hour hearing, lawyers for the city and its state-controlled police board rehashed familiar arguments about how much of the city's budget the police department is owed.

Incident occurred about 5:10 a.m. Tuesday on Route 4 west of Marine.

Spectrum is introducing the new service in 34 markets this year, including St. Louis.

Schmitt, a Missouri Republican, and Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, disagree on nomination of Justin Smith as judge on Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.