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Robots help serve food for Illinois restaurant amid staff shortage
As the worker shortage continues, some businesses are turning to machines for help.
A ‘Friend’ of education
St. Louis Municipal Court clears more than 2,700 warrants in nonviolent offenses
City officials say the program allows the municipal courts to focus on more serious crimes, and more opportunities for housing and employment.
Pinner officially drops out of STL County race
Republican nominee for the St. Louis County Executive has again changed her mind and is now officially out of the race.
Man charged after authorities say he drove getaway car in fatal shooting of teen
Police identified the man through technology and witness accounts of the get away vehicle.
Many St. Louis events kick-off the Labor Day weekend
There are many events kicking off this weekend for Labor Day around the St. Louis area including the Cardinals and Cubs series.
Lawsuit filed against yet another fraternity brother in Mizzou hazing incident
Another fraternity brother is being sued for a hazing incident at the University of Missouri that left a 19-year-old man in a wheelchair, blind and unable to speak.
SLU researchers working on new COVID-19 vaccine trial
Swansea worker dies after being crushed by machinery
If you're in St. Louis County, don't put your mail in the blue post boxes
94-year-old WWII veteran continues service to others at Shriners Children's Hospital
Students, staff break ground on $8.8 million expansion at Nipher Middle School
Bono among celebrities featured reading famous Irish poet’s work on new album
U2's Bono is among a variety of Irish celebrities featured reading the poetry of acclaimed late Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh on a new album titled Almost Everything… that will be…
Tax cut special session delayed at least a week as negotiations continue
The legislature will not reconvene next week as previously planned to debate a $700 million tax cut proposal offered by Gov. Mike Parson, Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden said in …
'What do you want to be when you grow up?'
An essay contest designed to help youths focus on their respective futures is open for entries.
St. Louis region wins $25M federal grant for advanced manufacturing projects
Ubisoft Backtracks After Backlash To Make DLC Permanently Downloadable Despite Server Shutdown
You may recall that a few weeks back we discussed Ubisoft’s decision to shutdown game servers for several titles, including major AAA titles like Assassin’s Creed 3 and Far Cry 3. While server shutdowns are the norm after some period of time, as is the loss of certain online gaming features, notable in Ubisoft’s announcement […]
St. Louis police told City Justice Center was too crowded to take in new arrestees
UFO frontman Phil Mogg suffers heart attack, band cancels October farewell tour dates
Phil Mogg, founding lead singer of the veteran U.K. hard-rock band UFO, suffered a heart attack last week, forcing the group to cancel its final series of farewell tour dates,…