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President Joe Biden will deliver a prime-time speech on the "Soul of the Nation" Thursday in Philadelphia.

A piece of wall from The Ed Sullivan Show's set, signed by all four Beatles members when they made their historic first appearance on the program on February 9, 1964,…

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A man faces criminal charges after a shooting at a Metro East trailer park Wednesday afternoon.

by Tom Finan, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Construction Forum Yesterday (Sept. 1) Rich Ledbetter became the CEO of Guarantee Electrical, a national $300M, 1,000 employee organization that traces its history to the 1904 World’s Fair. He succeeds CEO Rick Oertli, whose grandfather, Fred Oertli, Sr.,  joined the company in 1926 as a laborer. When Fred […]

Co-owners John Curtis and Doug Morgan plan to expand the new cocktail bar and listening lounge concept to include a food component, with experienced chef KT Ayers at the helm.

It’s been three years since Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner asked a St. Louis circuit judge to set aside the 1995 murder conviction of Lamar Johnson. It was the first exoneration case …

STL – a juried art exhibit. See how local artists flaunt their pride of the monuments, hidden jewels, shops, nature or underbelly of St. Louis.

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The COVID pandemic changed the way America does business. And that includes the educational business. Many schools are publicly funded but those public funds are used to purchase intrusive surveillance tools for the sole purpose of preventing distance learners from somehow “cheating” on their own education. Never mind the fact that cheating doesn’t guarantee success. […]

2022 Missouri Teacher of the Year will step down and recognize the new 2023 Missouri Teacher of the Year come this Oct. 

The latest product will launch at two St. Louis dispensaries on Sept. 2. They will be available statewide on Sept. 13.

There will be a chance for isolated afternoon showers and thunderstorms are each day through Labor Day. It will not be raining all day.

ALTON - Monica and Mike Schwegel were both “excited” after they learned of Alton City Council approval for video gaming in their store. The Conservatory in Alton was also given the council approval to establish video gaming in its business. Monica said their store has had some business slow down with the road/sewer work in the area. She added that some media attention resulted in positive results for a period, but it has somewhat slowed down. The Schwegel's co-owner hopes the new video gaming will draw in more customers. She also encouraged customers not to forget them because overall the year has not been one of their best from a financial standpoint. Shown are a few photos of the work underway at Schwegel’s to establish video gaming. The next step will be to get state approval. She said once the work for the new area is finished, the state approval should come. “We don’t know how long the whole process will take, but we hope to have it running by th

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Home surveillance footage led St. Louis County investigators to identify and eventually detain a shooting suspect.

Curio Wellness hopes to open up a grow and manufacturing facility on Millpark Drive.

The Zoo said she was likely more than 20 years old, but they did not know her exact age because she came from the wild.