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Schumaker, last with San Diego as bench coach and associate manager, will return to the club that drafted him, reuniting with close friends.

The October 2021 meeting of the Forest Park Southeast Neighborhood Association took place on Zoom in order to hold the second community engagement session for Lux Living's Kingshighway development proposal. Representatives from Lux Living were asked to respond to feedback and answer additional questions from Forest Park Southeast residents. Nominations were also made for [...]

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The two redistricting commissions created to design new district maps for the General Assembly are moving into their work phase. Each has held the constitutionally mandated three public hearings on …

Guest artist Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider joins St. Louis Symphony Orchestra players in selections ranging from bright and bubbling to dark and dramatic.

St. Louis County will not be accepting new pediatric vaccination appointments or walk-ins until more doses arrive.

Missouri and Kansas residents may be drinking unsafe amounts of arsenic, nitrates and other chemicals — even if their provider is meeting federal drinking water requirements, according to data published …

But the playwright's "true antagonists lay not in the physical city but within his own family."

Hey everyone, is it maybe the time for us all to start having a conversation about how the Mullanphy Emigrant Home is probably going to collapse into a giant pile of rubble soon? Honestly, it’s following the path of St.… Continue Reading →

WASHINGTON — The U.S. House cleared a $1.2 trillion physical infrastructure bill and took a major step toward passage of a landmark $1.85 trillion social spending and climate bill late Friday, following months of wrangling between Democrats’ progressive and moderate wings. The votes marked a milestone in the marathon negotiations among members of the House […]

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The Giffords gun safety organization has sued the National Rifle Association and the campaigns of U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley and U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana, alleging group used shell corporations to improperly aid the Republican lawmakers in 2018. The suit alleges two NRA affiliates made up to $35 million in illegal campaign contributions — […]

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Residents are invited to comment on the proposals at upcoming public meetings or online.

A resource center in St. Mary, Missouri, will match those who need help with nonprofits and agencies in the wake of last month's tornadoes.