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A Moscow Mills woman died Tuesday afternoon in a chain reaction-style crash along on Highway 61 in St. Charles County.

NFL Hall of Fame Running Back Marshall Faulk placed the first bet in the Draftkings Sportsbook that opened at the Casino Queen on Tuesday afternoon. He placed a $100 bet on the Cardinals to win on opening day. The 6,000 square foot state-of-the-art expansion at the Casino Queen features a 60-foot video wall, dozens of high-definition televisions, a VIP area and more than 30 betting kiosks. “Excited because I can come hang out,” Kewan Rogers, a fan said. “Eat, drink, bet, have a good time.…

A St. Louis Board of Aldermen bill that leaders say would fund job creation and healthy living in north St. Louis took a major step toward passing Tuesday. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment advanced a plan for $37 million worth of American Rescue Plan Act funds that would go to North Side corridors. The plan would allocate the funds for small businesses, nonprofits and neighborhood economic development. The federal revitalization would span across North Grand Boulevard, Dr. Martin Luther…

The St. Louis Bioscience Labor Market Analysis, published by local innovation hub BioSTL and compiled by researchers at the University of Missouri Extension, aims to provide an overview of the region's workforce in the plant, life and medical sciences. It also examines challenges and opportunities facing the bioscience workforce.

Candidate filing closed Tuesday with a flurry of last-minute action but no movement in the General Assembly on a new map for Missouri’s eight congressional districts. The Missouri House closed off the last chance for a new congressional district map before filing closed when it rejected the plan approved last week in the state Senate […]

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Two dozen congressional Democrats are calling for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from cases involving the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, following revelations his wife communicated with the Trump White House about overturning the election. In addition, it appears likely that the U.S. House committee probing the attack will […]

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Parents of medically vulnerable students are worried their children are no longer as protected against coronavirus as school face-covering requirements disappear. A Metro East family wants to make sure its child is kept safe.

Three people are in custody and St. Charles Police are looking for a fourth individual following a brief pursuit Wednesday morning that ended in St. Louis County.

The venue offers more than 400 whiskey options to enjoy with Clark & Bourbon's seasonal cocktails and new spring dishes.

Policymakers seem to be banking on it. But irreversible climate impacts could get in the way.

Fires scorched the country in March. Is ‘wildfire season’ a thing of the past?

One person was taken to the hospital late Tuesday evening following a kitchen fire at a home in the Bevo neighborhood.

The American Lung Association report also estimates $1.2 trillion savings in health care costs

Fifty years ago this week, America's self-titled debut album and single "A Horse with No Name" reached #1, respectively, on the Billboard 200 and Billboard Hot 100. America's Dewey Bunnell,…

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Jennifer Abruzzo, general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, has outlined an agenda that would transform the American workplace.

Imminent congressional inaction on Affordable Care Act subsidies will doom 14 million people, the party’s midterm chances, and health care reform for a decade.

The Biden administration’s inattention to diplomacy has led to stray comments about regime change.