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Despite being hugely qualified and popular across both sides of the aisle, Congress still hasn’t approved Gigi Sohn to the FCC, leaving the agency without the voting majority to do anything popular or even remotely controversial, such as restoring net neutrality, the FCC’s consumer protection authority, or the media consolidation rules stripped away during the […]

The organization says the decision follows an increase in patients traveling to Illinois from states that prohibit the procedure after this summer's U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade

By the end of the year, the mobile clinic will operate in southern Illinois, along the borders of states where abortion has been banned since the Supreme Court's June decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

One motorist was shot in the leg another motorist was shot at but not hurt.

Officials said they’re looking to start making significant changes to the road within six months.

New York state-based artist Jean Shin, Laumeier’s 2022 Visiting Artist in Residence, describes her work as “giving new form to life’s leftovers.” Her sculptures and

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Construction continues in full swing at many job sites big and small. Below is a sampling. 1014 Spruce – the Spruce Street Apartments by Balboa Real Estate Partners 148 apartments. Just getting started. (Opus is no longer involved.) NextSTL – Opus’ 1014 Spruce going before LCRA board 701 S Broadway – Once home to Beale on Broadway, will […]

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A big crowd in 1906 witnessed the event, followed by a long parade.

The game is part of "Mizzou to The Lou Series," which will involve Mizzou staging several athletic events in the St. Louis region in 2023 and 2024.

ST. LOUIS - Worried citizens packed Carpenter Library's meeting room Monday night hoping to make South Grand safe for pedestrians and cyclists. According to the City of St. Louis, so far this year, there have been at least seven fatal pedestrian crashes and at least two fatal bike crashes. "I can't expect any longer for [...]

Barnes-Jewish Hospital, A.T. Still University and Affinia Healthcare created a program for adults with severe disabilities whose only way to receive dental care is under general anesthesia.

BJC HealthCare and the St. Louis Blues hold another free flu shot clinic Tuesday night at the Enterprise Center.

Lambert said last month it anticipated that a major nonstop flight to San Francisco would come back early next year. That's not going to happen.

Yom Kippur begins Tuesday evening at sunset.

If you're still looking for help cleaning up the mess left behind by the July flooding, you now have more time.

An initiative launches Tuesday to make sure every Missourian has high-speed internet and the skills to use it.