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Alton Park sinkhole persists after a year
A massive sinkhole that opened in Alton’s Gordon Moore Park nearly a year ago is now even larger and still untouched.
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Trump’s Plan For Tracking Costs Of Large Natural Disasters At NOAA: The Ostrich Routine
The nightmare that is Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts continues. The program, originally billed as a method for identifying all kinds of waste, fraud, and abuse within government spending, has shown itself to be more about giving Musk’s DOGE kiddos access to all kinds of data they shouldn’t have and something of a creative writing exercise […]
Woman found shot to death hours after attending Mother's Day service with her son
Famous Barr Restaurant Family Dinner Specials Oct 1982
Winn homers as the Cardinals beat the Phillies
Masyn Winn homered in the seventh inning to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 on Monday night.
Night of chaos: Police spike dozens of reckless drivers who took over south St. Louis streets
St. Ann police investigate decades old missing persons case
A renewed effort is underway to solve the mystery surrounding Nicole Gray, who disappeared 26 years ago.
Mother's Day nightmare: STL mom shot, killed
Sunday was a tragic Mother’s Day in St. Louis.
St. Louis officer injured in crash during pursuit, 3 in custody
Long shot to find stolen car
Missouri Senate briefly debates abortion ban as time runs short on legislative session
With four days left in the legislative session, Republicans brought a proposed constitutional amendment banning abortion up for debate Monday night in the Missouri Senate only to set it aside after three hours. It’s unlikely to be the last abortion debate in the Senate before the legislature adjourns for the year at 6 p.m. Friday. […]
Bill expanding radioactive waste investigations unanimously sent to Missouri governor
A bill expanding the state’s ability to find radioactive contamination in the St. Louis region that dates to World War II development of the atomic bomb is on its way to the governor after unanimously clearing the Missouri House on Monday.
The measure, which passed unanimously out of the Senate last week, would authorize the Department of Natural Resources to seek a search warrant to conduct investigations on otherwise off-limits government land. The bill also removes a $150,000 annual cap on…
Wasp season is here; how can locals prepare?
As warmer weather arrives, stinging insects are becoming more active.
Jack Van Cleaf
Jack Van Cleaf was still an independent artist when “Rattlesnake” became a viral hit in 2023, earning praise from songwriters like Noah Kahan (who hand-picked Jack as the opening act […]
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Shakey Graves
Across his career, Shakey Graves—a.k.a. the performance moniker of Austin, Texas-born Alejandro Rose-Garcia—has intentionally created thrilling musical adventures tailored to each fan: burning CDs and putting them in personalized decorated bags; building intricate […]
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Isolation period ends for STL County Animal shelter following parvo outbreak
The St. Louis County Animal Shelter may reopen this week after a month-long quarantine.
Redevelopment bids sought for downtown building
Arch to Park Equity Fund LLC, the real estate arm of business group Greater St. Louis Inc., is seeking redevelopment proposals for the soon-to-be vacant Wainwright State Office Building.