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It was a history-making day and night in St. Louis on Wednesday. 

Parents of the 13-year-old, seventh-grade student want the school to change its bullying policies and take more aggressive disciplinary actions.

In the past two years, officers with the North County Police Cooperative have responded to 600 calls at the market on Page Avenue.

There’s an interesting post on the TorrentFreak blog about “fast movies“: These heavily edited copies of mainstream movies aim to summarize key plot lines via voice-over narration in about 10 minutes. While no replacement for the real thing, these edits accumulated millions of views and incurred the wrath of rightsholders, leading to the arrest of […]

A Missouri manufacturer said sales staff and customers have become “numb” to price increases.

A St. Charles County man, who is a longtime American Cancer Society (ACS) volunteer, is set to receive a major national award this week.

A vocabulary round ended the Scripps National Spelling Bee run for Yash Shelar, an Academy of the Sacred Heart student who made it to the quarterfinals.

A rural Missouri couple has to replace hundreds of dollars worth of items after their car was broken into during their wedding on Saturday.

Come celebrate Bruce’s amazing career as both a musician as well as a songwriter. We’re bringing you two jam-packed sets featuring a 10-piece band!

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To say the Edwards family loves IndyCar fans is quite the understatement.

If This Isn’t Nice Tour Powered By Bommarito Auto Group – Still Woozy

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North American Tour 2022 – Ultra Q with WHY NOT Not to add to the deluge of artistic clichés brought on by the Global Event

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Catholic schools with the most unfilled jobs are primarily in north St. Louis County.

Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before.  And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from

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