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Bi-State Development plans to upgrade its MetroLink trains.
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Aldermen return to St. Louis City Hall chamber for full meetings once again
Nearly three years after the first wave of COVID-19, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen has started meeting in the grand chamber at city hall again. The board was one of the few remaining elected bodies in America.
Community reacts to Sunday’s fatal MetroLink crash
The Old Caseyville Road MetroLink crossing has now become a memorial for 52-year-old Jennifer McDonnell.
Jack Flaherty, Miles Mikolas optimistic entering contract years
An important year emerges for a St. Louis Cardinals franchise that hasn't dealt with significant turnover in the starting rotation for quite some time.
Workers at Hillside Manor Healthcare and Rehab hold unfair labor practice strike
Workers at Hillside Manor Healthcare and Rehab held a one-day strike outside the building Monday afternoon. They’re calling for better wages and more paid time off.
Urban League, St. Louis Area Foodbank partner to feed 2,500 families on MLK Day
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Urban League and the St. Louis Area Foodbank gave out food at a special event.
Dierbergs to host hiring fair for new Crestwood store
The grocer is looking to fill at least 100 full-time and part-time positions across most of the departments in the store.
Despite setback for Missouri silica sand mine, the fight isn’t over for neighbors
NexGen has proposed mining silica sand in Ste. Genevieve County on about 250 acres near Hawn State Park.
Neighborhood surveillance video leads to arrest in O'Fallon shooting case
Police and prosecutors in O'Fallon, Illinois, are crediting neighborhood surveillance video for an arrest in a shooting investigation.
What You Are Doing About It? Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., MLK Bike Ride, AmeriCorps celebrates MLK Day
Time to see what your neighbors are doing to help us all in #WhatYouAreDoingAboutIt.
Free symphony MLK concert happening Monday evening
For the first time, St. Louis's Symphony Orchestra will host a free community concert on MLK Day.
MLK March & Interfaith Service happening Monday, Jan. 16
On Monday, January 16, we honor, remember, and celebrate one of the most prominent voices of the civil rights movement.
New life for former 19th century general store in Cottleville
Drive or walk through the heart of historic downtown Cottleville, and you can't miss the old building under construction at 5521 Oak Street.
St. Charles County's plan to combat car break-ins being used for other crimes
St. Charles County officials say they are making real progress reversing a big spike in car thefts and auto break-ins.
Illinois has 2 'Move Over Law' crashes in as many days
Illinois State Police (ISP) officials investigated two separate Move Over Law related crashes involving ISP squad cars within two days, according to a news release.
Missouri regulators say they’re close to naming marijuana chief equity officer
The constitutional amendment legalizing recreational marijuana in Missouri won voter approval in November but created a schism among social-justice activists over the question of racial and economic equity.
Four cool comments from Lars Nootbaar at Cardinals Winter Warm-Up
In just a matter of a few seasons, Lars Nootbaar has grown from a St. Louis Cardinals fan-favorite on name recognition to a legitimate option as an everyday outfielder.
Woman struck and killed by MetroLink train Sunday
On Sunday, MetroLink riders in Illinois experienced delays of up to an hour.
Missouri Democrats say House dress code debate a distraction
The new rules require female legislators and staff members to wear a jacket such as a cardigan or blazer.
Adam Wainwright, The Musician! Cardinals ace preps for benefit concert
Adam Wainwright is an established veteran in one career, but completely new to another. The longtime St. Louis Cardinals ace will soon take his talents to a live music stage.