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Jeff Beck says Johnny Depp was “major force” on duo’s collaborative album, ’18’
Guitar legend Jeff Beck's recently announced collaborative album with actor/musician Johnny Depp, 18, was released Friday on CD and digital formats. The 13-track collection features two Depp originals alongside an…
Going solar: General Motors, SSM Health and others buy into Ameren program
Ameren announced Friday that it has reached deals to sell renewable energy credits from a planned solar farm to several large companies in the St. Louis region.
Police say man shot, killed woman at St. Louis gas station
The Yowl will return to Off Broadway this weekend for a party that's long overdue
After delays due to major health issues, The Yowl are back and ready to celebrate their second album, "Rock 'n' Roll, Babies!"
Cracks around your home? Dry weather in STL could be to blame
Nature always seems to be working against our homes’ foundations, which are so susceptible to all different kinds of weather. When dry weather lasts for too long, you might start to see more cracks develop.
‘A huge disaster’: St. Louis trash complaints on pace to set a record this year
Former nurses at Homer G. Phillips hospital file trademark lawsuit against developer
The name “Homer G. Phillips Hospital” is still spoken with reverence, not only by St. Louis’ Black residents but across the country. Opened in 1937, it was the only public …
Pro-Choice Missouri chooses both candidates in County Council race
For Aug. 2 primary, group backs both Democrats for the council’s District 1 seat: incumbent Rita Heard Days and challenger Terry Wilson, a Jennings councilman.
Flashback Fridays with Mitch Harris
Visit the Cardinals Museum for a candid interview in our Sportsman’s Park Theater with former Cardinals relief pitcher Mitch Harris on Friday, July 15th at
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Jury selection begins in trial of man charged in retired St. Louis police Captain's death
Phase 1 of Delmar Divine nears completion in St. Louis' West End neighborhood
Delmar Divine is the brainchild of Build-A-Bear Workshop founder and philanthropist Maxine Clark. Occupying the site of the old St. Luke’s Hospital just north of Delmar Blvd. in St. Louis’ West End neighborhood, the project is Clark’s way to bridge the “Delmar Divide.” Delmar Divine Executive Director Jorge Riopedre and CEO/Founder of SoulFisher Ministries Shawntelle Fisher discuss how the effort is meeting the needs of local nonprofits and neighboring communities.
Man Charged With Two Counts Of Hindering Prosecution
ST. LOUIS COUNTY - On Friday, July 15, 2022, the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office issued warrants on suspect Aaqil Royal, 20 years of age, of the 700 block of Redwing Drive in Florissant, Missouri 63031, for two counts of Hindering Prosecution of a Felony. A mugshot of Royal is attached. Royal is being held on $50,000 cash only, no 10% bond. Please note, charges are merely an accusation and Defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in a court of law. The probable cause statement reads: On May 29, 2022, two juvenile suspects escaped confinement from the St. Louis County juvenile detention facility. Early the next morning, one of the juvenile suspects called the Defendant, requesting to be picked up from their location after they had broken out. The Defendant responded to the location of the juveniles. He is on video providing them with transportation and firearms. Upon his arrest, the Defendant admitted to providing the escaped juveniles
Pritzker Administration Awards $12 million in Rebuild Illinois funds for Affordable Housing
CHICAGO – Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) Board announced today conditional awards totaling nearly $12 million in Rebuild Illinois funding that will provide critical improvements to 27 affordable housing developments throughout Illinois. Awarded under the new Limited Rehabilitation Preservation Program (Preservation Program), the funds will preserve the safety and long-term stability of affordable rental housing for the benefit of very low-income or low-income households across the state. In all, more than 1,400 units of affordable rental housing will see vital capital repairs that will address code violations, resolve security issues and improve the health and safety of both the buildings and their residents. “In Illinois, affordable housing is a right—not a privilege,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “For too long, our low-income families have resided in homes falling into disrepair—lacking critical security
Aldi reopens in Ferguson
The revamped Aldi includes a larger produce section.
Jungle Boogie Presented by Mid America Chevy Dealers
Located at Schnuck Family Plaza in the center of the Zoo. Jungle Boogie is one of the many events and activities you can enjoy during Prairie
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Testimony in Greitens custody case will now be through a private deposition
St. Louis Aldermen Pass $1 Million Abortion Assistance Bill
The City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved a bill on Friday that will set aside $1 million in American Rescue Plan Funds to help residents pay for costs associated with abortions. Board Bill 61 creates a Reproductive Equity Fund to cover residents' travel and childcare costs as they seek abortions. Aldermen also approved a measure authorizing independent investigations of police misconduct.
East St. Louis crash leaves one with serious injuries Thursday night
Charges: Florissant man gave teen fugitives a ride, guns and money after escape
Aaqil Royal gave the teens a ride, guns and money a day after the escape, charges said.