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Depending on the outcome of the Supreme Court's decision of Roe v. Wade, Missouri could be one of the most impacted states because of a bill passed back in 2019.

Leon Bridges will present Gold-Diggers Sound with Suppoft form Chiiild on May 3, 2022 at the Saint Louis Music Park.

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WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris is blasting the draft U.S. Supreme Court decision that would overturn federal abortion rights. “How dare they,” she said Tuesday in a speech at …

Built in 1986 as Southwestern Bell's headquarters, the 46-story building takes up a full city block and is the largest office building in the city and the state.

Democrats are looking to capitalize on the issue during what appears to be an otherwise dim year politically for the party.

The mother of a man killed when a tornado slammed into an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois, spoke publicly about his death for the first time since the December tragedy.

His fate was sealed a day earlier when neither the U.S. Supreme Court nor Republican Gov. Mike Parson stepped in to halt the execution.

ALTON - Shelter Insurance agent Mark Birmingham recently completed an unbelievable feat - he announced his 49th and 50th scholarship-award winners for his business. "It gives me great pleasure in announcing my two Scholarship Recipients, for 2022," he said. "The winners are Monica M. Wendle, from Marquette Catholic High School and Allie L. Schrumpf, from Alton Senior Senior High School. What is the most significant news here other than the honored students is that they are my 49th and 50th students to be selected for the award!" Monica is an outstanding student, athlete and person. She was honored recently with the prestigious Illinois State Scholar Award at her school. She was all-state in tennis and finished higher than any other area player. She plans to attend Lewis and Clark Community College and play on the tennis squad and also study education. Schrumpf is also an Illinois State Scholar for Alton High School. Allie will attend St. Louis University in the fall and her plans

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So far this year, two people have been executed in Oklahoma and one each in Texas and Alabama.

Pritzker and Democratic lawmakers vowed to strengthen the "force field" that has made Illinois an abortion rights island in the Midwest.

The complex denies violating the Fair Housing Act, but tells the I-Team it's making changes to paperwork.

Missouri man Carman Deck executed for killing De Soto couple in 1996, becoming just the fifth person to be put to death in the U.S. this year.

The Rolling Stones have partnered with the LEGO Group on the creation of a new LEGO set that celebrates the band's classic tongue-and-lips logo in honor of the British rock…

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Enjoy Trivia by Unleashed Music STL, including prizes and drink specials, every other Tuesday at Aloft St. Louis Cortex.

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The letter said it's "imperative that Congress acts swiftly to ensure that all Americans continue to have meaningful access to reproductive healthcare and abortion."

Some governors of Democratic states are pledging to protect women's reproductive rights. and some Republican governors are saying they will call for special sessions if Roe is overturned.

The start of planting season and Mother’s Day go hand-in-hand, making gardening supplies and plants the perfect gifts for a mom with a green thumb.

The Zoo will be open a little bit longer on Saturdays and Sundays from May 13 to August 14.

The New Yorker magazine is famous for its fact checking effort. Indeed, the New Yorker itself has written multiple pieces about how ridiculously far its fact checking team will go. And when people want to present the quintessential example of how “fact checking” should work, they often point to The New Yorker. Of course, I […]