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SLU remains unbeaten to earn NCAA Tournament berth
Corporate money keeps university ag schools ‘relevant,’ and makes them targets of donor criticism
Large donors can put universities in potentially awkward positions when faculty conclusions conflict with the interests of those benefactors.
Three teens die in single-car crash early Sunday near Ballwin
The names of the victims, including two who attended Marquette High School, have not been released.
Police kill one man in Columbia, Missouri, shooting that wounded five
COLUMBIA — Police shot and killed one man as they responded to a shootout in downtown Columbia that left five people injured early Sunday morning.
SLU soccer wins A-10 tournament to become country's lone unbeaten team
St. Louis University extended the longest single-season unbeaten streak in program history and likely secured a top 16 seed for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday by beating Duquesne 2-1 in the championship game of the Atlantic 10 soccer tournament.
In his return to St. Louis, Gary Clark Jr. electrifies with familiar show at Stifel Theatre
“Man, it feels good to be back," he said. "It’s been a while since I’ve been on the road. I didn’t how much I missed that and how much I need that."
Glen Carbon under boil order for nearly a week as drinking water fails safety tests
Residents can pick up bottled water from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday at the public works building, 153 North Main Street.
SLSO gives energetic performance of Beethoven's famous fifth symphony
Music director Stéphane Denève chose Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 and Edvard Grieg’s Piano Concerto with Carlos Simon’s "Fate Now Conquers."
9-year-old boy struck by stray bullet while in his north St. Louis County home
Police determined that shots were fired from outside and entered the house, striking the child.
Man found dead in street in Walnut Park West neighborhood of St. Louis
His body was discovered about 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Nicklaus: Hostile territory? Panera’s path shows criticism of markets is overstated
Ex-CEO Shaich called public markets ‘shortsighted’ and ‘hostile.’
Jefferson County man charged with murdering St. Louis bar owner by running him down with car
William C. Warden was charged Friday with first-degree murder, first-degree assault, two counts of armed criminal action and third-degree felony assault.
McClellan: It’s over. This relationship can’t be patched up.
A 46-year relationship comes to an end.
St. Louis tutors work to shore up pandemic learning slide
One-on-one attention helps academically and emotionally, parents say.
Ballwin split-level combines midcentury aesthetic with artist’s works
The entry door opens into a small foyer that leads to the two levels of living space. The plan maximizes the open feel of the upstairs, effectively separating it from the lower level for more privacy.
Spire’s pipeline debate gets heated, and sparks big questions about the region’s heating
In recent days, the dispute has escalated: Spire sternly warned customers of gas outages should the line close down.
Missouri to let nursing homes close due to vaccine mandate
They could close for up to two years then reopen without having to start the licensure process from scratch.
New project documents over 300 WWI memorials in Illinois
The database documents 311 memorials in 158 Illinois communities.
What's the purpose of fall colors?
Q • I always appreciate the colors in fall, but I was wondering what purpose those colors actually serve the plants.