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Post Malone falls into a hole during a St. Louis concert
Post Malone apologized to his St. Louis fans Sunday for an on-stage accident that sent him to the hospital and shortened his set the night before at the Enterprise Center.
‘Dozens’ Of Broadband Providers Ripped Off Low Income COVID Relief Program, FCC Says
During the COVID crisis, the FCC launched the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB program), which gives lower income Americans a $50 ($75 for those in tribal lands) discount off of their broadband bill. Under the program, the government gave money to ISPs, which then doled out discounts to users if they qualified. But (and I’m sure […]
St. Louis employee benefits firm changes hands
A Chesterfield-based agency specializing in employee benefits for individuals and employers has been acquired.
Rollover crash in south St. Louis
Injuries are unknown after a crash on the south side of St. Louis.
'Everything's good,' says Post Malone after tumble on stage at Enterprise Center show
The singer was performing “Circles,” midway through the show, when the accident occurred.
Cardinals postseason tickets as high as $270 for some games
The St. Louis Cardinals' magic number was reduced to eight, despite a 3-0 loss versus the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, as the Yankees posted a win over the Brewers.
Postseason tickets went on sale online Friday afternoon and will be available in person Monday.
As fans get more excited about postseason games, ticket prices are right up there too.
Tickets are as high as $270 dollars but it depends on the game and the section, some are even still available for $20.
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How a St. Louis parent is navigating the college selection process
"The first thing I learned is that there are way more high academic achievers than there are spots available at elite colleges."
Research seeks ways to grow solar and crops together in the skeptical Corn Belt
It’s a practice known as “agrivoltaics” or “agrisolar,” where active farming and solar happen in the same place instead of separately.
At Black Rabbit Vintage clothing store, the past is always in style
The store is funky and sassy, a destination shopping location for anyone who loves the styles and fashions of the '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s.
Music at the Intersection Comes Into its Own in its Second Year
Well, it's official: With the success of last weekend's Music at the Intersection, St. Louis has a bona fide music festival on its hands. In the event's second year — and the first in this particular outdoor format — the fledgling affair proved that it's ready to fly.
Fire damages Vin de Set restaurant Monday morning
ST. LOUIS - Rooftop bar and bistro Vin de Set, just south of Downtown, was heavily damaged by a fire early Monday morning. The fire started just after 4 a.m. at the restaurant located on Chouteau near 21st Street. When firefighters arrived, they saw heavy flames coming from the rooftop bar. The fire spread to [...]
'I shouldn't be penalized because I'm having a period': Period poverty continues in St. Louis
Cahokia Heights home on fire Monday morning
CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill. - A home was on fire early Monday morning in Cahokia Heights, Illinois. The fire started just before 5:30 a.m. at a home located in the 500 block of St. Paul Drive. FOX 2's Nissan Rogue Runner reporter Nic Lopez was at the scene. The Cahokia Fire Department and the Prairie Du [...]
Monday, September 19, 2022 - The Archdiocese of St. Louis is listening to parishioners on possible changes
Church leaders are gathering input on the potential closure and consolidation of its 178 parishes. The archdiocese is dealing with a shortage of priests and churches at only 25% capacity
Trial of Richard Emery begins Tuesday, Sept. 20
The trial of a man charged in the murders of his girlfriend, her two kids, and her mother begins Tuesday, September 20.
Do Your Genes Explain Why Cannabis Works For You?
A Washington University study seeks to find the link between genes and cannabis use. The study, which began in 2021 and will run until the end of 2022, is one of the first of its kind, says Nancy Saccone, associate professor in the Department of Genetics.
Do Your Genes Explain Why Cannabis Works For You?
A Washington University study seeks to find the link between genes and cannabis use. The study, which began in 2021 and will run until the end of 2022, is one of the first of its kind, says Nancy Saccone, associate professor in the Department of Genetics.
FEMA offers home repair advice at local Home Depot stores
FEMA wants to help you make your home stronger and safer.
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