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A new Manchin-Schumer deal is being marketed as a clean-energy hack, but it’s mostly about gas exports.

Social media, cyberbullying and lack of student engagement have made schools rethink how they handle technology in the classroom.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - A St. Louis man who admitted to dealing methamphetamine on both sides of the Mississippi River was sentenced to 151 months in federal prison. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Illinois said Antonio Brown, 38, appeared in court on Sept. 19 to learn his punishment. [...]

The one singular sensation that exhilarated Broadway for over fifteen years returns to STAGES! Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and 9 Tony Awards,

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The email appears to contradict Hawley’s position that there are two (but only two) genders.

It’s an effort to hasten scientific breakthroughs and improve access to cancer treatments across the state.

“Nobody is here is against a truck stop,” said Siegel. “We are against the location of the truck stop."

Summer’s last blast made it tough to enjoy outside time the past few days, but a cold front Wednesday evening will bring a drop in temperatures. At the Missouri Botanical Garden, visitors celebrated the arrival of falling temperatures during the Fall Flower Hours event.

The Missouri Senate gave first-round approval Tuesday to a $335 million income tax cut over objections from liberal members who saw fiscal problems ahead and conservative members who wanted deeper …

“... this judge is not making decisions on what’s best for the children involved.”

Investigators say a St. Louis man lured a woman to a construction work site with the promise of a job and used that opportunity to force himself on her.

EAST ST. LOUIS – The U.S. District Court in St. Louis announced today that Antonio M. Brown, 38, of St. Louis, Missouri, was sentenced to 151 months in prison for the distribution of methamphetamine on Monday, September 19, 2022. Following his release from federal prison, Brown must complete five years of supervised release. The offense occurred in early February 2021, while Brown was on supervised release for federal firearms offenses. A federal grand jury indicted Brown on September 21, 2021, for one count of distribution of a controlled substance. Brown was indicted for distributing crystal methamphetamine in Sauget, Ill., but evidence showed that Brown was also selling the drug in bulk from his residence in south St. Louis, Missouri. “Crystal methamphetamine is dangerous in any amount, no matter where it comes from,” United States Attorney Rachelle Aud Crowe said. “With the assistance of our state and local partners, federal law enforcement officials will

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A longtime popular restaurant in St. Louis is now closing, citing eminent domain—when a government has the right to take private property for public use.

A Northwoods man is in custody after police said he shot and killed his mother inside their home.

ALTON - The St. Mary's Chuch Annual Oktoberfest will be back to full scale this year on the weekend of October 7-9. A spokesperson Carolyn Simansky, a spokesperson for Oktoberfest, said “all activities are back to normal this year” for the highly regarded event. The Annual St. Mary’s Oktoberfest celebrates the parish’s German heritage and this year the 164th anniversary of the congregation. The Oktoberfest is held on the grounds of St. Mary’s Church at the corner of Henry Street and East 3rd Street, Alton. The event is open to the public and free of charge. Funds raised from the event benefit both St. Mary’s Church and the school. It is one of the parish’s largest fundraisers of the year. Simanksy pointed out some of the new or special changes for this year: “Join us for a festive, 1-mile fun run at 5:30 p.m. Friday, October 7, to kick off the start of Oktoberfest 2022. There will be finisher swag (a stein) for the top two male an

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USA TODAY reported in 2019 that the St. Louis region remains one of the most segregated in America in terms of housing.

Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future, at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, this weekly gathering brings jazz within reach for people

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