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Hockey: Faster Than Ever
The fastest game on Earth. HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever explores the science behind ice hockey. Technology, physics and other topics highlight the advances of
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Listen to new Red Hot Chili Peppers song, “Nerve Flip”
Two dead in Pike County plane crash
Cellular Telephone Exhibit
Bag Phones, Brick Phones, Blackberries, a Satellite Phone and more – these are some of the cellular telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone
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‘Just be yourself’ – Dancing Schnucks employee goes viral
Track and Field team in East St. Louis focuses on inclusivity
City Museum Founder Bob Cassilly’s 'Cementland' Site Sold
Bob Cassilly's unfinished Cementland sold at auction for $785,000
Study: Children who survive school shootings endure lasting consequences
National Building Arts Center Announces Summer Lecture Series - NextSTL
Question about Stifel Theatre
Police arrest man who barricaded himself into East St. Louis home with two kids
Metro East man barricades self in home after shots fired call
18 years ago, Yadier Molina was an instant hit in his debut with the Cardinals
Hey admins, can we get a consolidated megathread about the aldermanic indictments?
Lindbergh High School teacher accused of sex crimes victimizing student
National Building Arts Center Announces Summer Lecture Series
The National Building Arts Center in Sauget, IL is hosting a summer lecture series highlighting topics and research selected by regional subject matter experts in the building arts. The lectures are free (tickets required) and open to the public. Select areas of the NBAC campus will be made available for self-guided touring before and after […]
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$2M Missouri witness protection fund finds few takers in second year of operation
In 2020, amid the worst wave of violent crime in almost 15 years, Missouri lawmakers set up a new witness protection program proponents said would break down barriers of silence that left perpetrators unpunished. But since its creation, the program has gone almost unused. Despite being authorized to spend $2 million annually, only $14,647 has […]
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