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One Cardinal Way new residents won't pay during postseason
ST. LOUIS - One Cardinal Way, the apartment building directly across Clark Street from Busch Stadium, is saying "You don't pay while we play" to any new residents. Anyone who moves into the luxury apartment building could get free rent while the Cardinals are playing in the postseason. If the Cardinals secure a postseason spot, [...]
Thursday, September 15, 2022 - Missouri’s special session begins
Lawmakers have gathered in Jefferson City for the beginning of the annual veto session and a special session that is supposed to be centered around tax cuts and credits. However, not all of the bills introduced on the first day are related to taxes.
Enjoy Illinois 300 Race returns to St. Louis next summer
Race fans getting some exciting news.
Man critically hurt in shooting at Soulard bar
Homicide detectives are handling the case because the man is not expected to survive.
Trial continues for St. Louis County man accused of dozens of sex crimes
Trial continues Thursday in the case against Dominic Yocco of Florissant.
Aldi relocates Crestwood store
The new store opened Thursday and is located at 301 Watson Plaza in the same shopping center as Walgreens and Dollar Tree.
White House: 'Tentative' agreement reached to avert railroad strike
Biden praised Labor Secretary Marty Walsh's "tireless, around-the-clock efforts" in a statement announcing the the tentative agreement to avert a potentially economically devastating strike.
St. Louis region losing $28K in interest on Rams settlement money every day, board member says
The St. Louis region is losing out on as much as $28,000 a day the longer a settlement from Rams owner Stan Kroenke sits in a low-interest bearing account, and a member of the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority board says city and county leaders have not agreed to move ahead with a plan to stop it.
The 11-member board met Wednesday and voted unanimously to seek a request for proposal (RFP) on how to move about $513 million into a high-interest bearing account. Right now, the money…
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Heavy police presence at Richmond Heights dispensary
There was a heavy police presence Thursday morning at a dispensary in Richmond Hieghts.
Why City SC's match Sunday opening Centene Stadium has been relocated
Major League Soccer expansion franchise St. Louis City SC said late Wednesday that a match scheduled for Sunday at its Downtown West stadium has been relocated, denying fans a peek inside the new Centene Stadium.
Man shot in Soulard early Thursday morning
A man was shot in Soulard early Thursday morning.
Hospitals in ‘crisis’ as staff shortages persist at Missouri mental health facilities
Hospitals across Missouri are facing a “crisis” caring for patients in acute care settings who can’t find long-term care through the Department of Mental Health due to the agency’s chronic shortage of workers. Patty Morrow, vice president of behavioral health services for Mercy Health, testified during a legislative hearing Wednesday that “the problem is pervasive […]
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Goats get in the weeds at Crossroads College Prep in St. Louis
Five goats spent a week clearing out invasive weeds from the school’s rain garden, while students researched their work.
12th Annual SecureWorld
Hear from local St. Louis InfoSec professionals discussing topics ranging from soft skills in the workplace to technical cybersecurity skills.
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Illinois to hand out second round of COVID-19 relief funds to small cities
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- More than 1,200 cities, towns and villages across the state will receive $371 million in federal funding. The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity announced a second round of COVID-19 relief from the federal American Rescue Plan Act will soon go to the small towns, cities and villages in the [...]
Elderly Illinois woman's Kia stolen — three times
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — Jean Eddy, 84, says thieves have stolen her 2018 Kia Optima LX three times this year. On February 2nd, her car was stolen from the parking lot of her apartment, near West Riverside. Police later found it crashed and heavily damaged, suffering $4,100 in damages. She purchased a steering wheel lock, [...]
Children's Mercy researchers hit big milestone, helping kids with rare diseases
The Children's Mercy Research Institute in Kansas City reached a milestone in diagnosing 1,000 rare diseases for families.
Illinois lawmakers react to federal abortion ban proposal
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- Several lawmakers say abortion rights are undeniably on the ballot in November after one U.S. senator proposed a nationwide abortion ban. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-North Carolina) introduced a bill Tuesday that would outlaw any abortion in the U.S. after 15 weeks with exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the [...]
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