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The Planned Parenthood location in the Central West End will remain open in the event abortion becomes illegal in Missouri, officials said, as it would cease performing medical abortions but would continue offering other services.  Planned Parenthood runs seven other brick-and-mortar locations in Missouri that offer reproductive health care and counseling, but the Central West End clinic, 4251 Forest Park Ave., is the only abortion-providing clinic left in the state. A draft U.S. Supreme Court…

Medical personnel initially tried to revive Walker with an opioid reversal drug as a precaution, the toxicology report shows.

A St. Louis-based private equity firm has sold a plumbing business it's been growing for two years.

JERSEYVILLE - Jersey West Elementary and others in Jersey Community Unit School District No. 100 have a focus this week on Teacher Appreciation Week. The Jersey administration had this to say about the school district's teachers: "Jersey 100 teachers dedicate their time and energy every day to helping our students learn and grow. They are dedicated educators, who lead by example, inspire, love, build confidence and shape our students into the best they can be for a bright future! Teachers, we appreciate you for all you are and for all you do for the students of Jersey 100! You are all amazing!" Today, the district recognized Jersey West Elementary faculty and staff, shown in the above photo. Those pictured are: Rose LaTempt, Barb Smith, Adriane Williams, Jamie Jones, Lindsey Becker, Brittany Darr, Mindy Schulte, Sherri Lichtenberger, Mindy Ayres, Joanna Scott, Torrie Gilmore, Monica Eschbach, Ashley Hermens, Lynn Goetten, Melissa Durie, Samantha Hausman, Julie Duggan, Judy Nurnberger,

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One of the St. Louis region's largest credit unions has begun construction on a new St. Charles County branch, its first branch added since it rebranded to its current name in 2019.

A Ukrainian journalist with 1.1 million Twitter followers, posted a photo from his 2020 visit to Columbia, which included Katy Trail rides.

This is a lovely yellow alstroemeria hiding in the shadows in our front yard. It is apparently commonly known as a Peruvian lily or lily of the Incas, which I didn't know until about half a minute ago. I'm learning more about flowers every day.

GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College photography and graphic design student Jeannette Angeline Carrington never expected to see her artwork hanging in a gallery, let alone receiving accolades for her craft. At 46 years old, she started attending L&C part-time at the encouragement of her family, and quickly found success. Six of her works were chosen for this year’s 17 th annual Student Art Exhibition, and her photo design piece, “Composite 1,” was awarded first place. “I have always enjoyed creating, whether it be painting, ceramics, graphic design or photography,” Carrington said. “I found myself gravitating toward these things in my personal life. Having complete strangers judge my art and choose mine as the winner is inspiring and confirmation that my decision to pursue graphic design and photography was an excellent choice. I was shocked that I won first place.” Not only did she perform well in the show, but

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JERSEYVILLE – Later this spring, the City of Jerseyville, in partnership with local community donors and the national consulting organization known as the National Fitness Campaign (NFC), will be unveiling the city’s new Fitness Court® at Jerseyville’s Lions Club Park. The construction of this recreational innovation is already underway at the corner of North Jefferson and East Spruce streets and will offer locals and visitors alike with a free-of-charge community resource featuring seven functional training zones as well as a supporting mobile app. The free app, “Fitness Court,” is available for both iOS and Android and affords users with a coach-in-your-pocket style platform adaptable for all fitness levels. When the COVID-19 crisis emerged, communities responded by making local health a top priority, which positively impacted the NFC’s goal to partner with 10,000 communities across the globe by 2030. Jerseyville city leaders were already

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In Part I, we explained why the First Amendment doesn’t get Musk to where he seemingly wants to be: If Twitter were truly, legally the “town square” (i.e., public forum) he wants it to be, it couldn’t do certain things Musk wants (cracking down on spam, authenticating users, banning things equivalent to “shouting fire in […]

Eurythmics are among the seven artists who've been chosen for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in the Performer category in 2022. The U.K. duo of Annie…

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The probability of reaching the 90-degree mark is high around St. Louis. Take some time to make sure you have a working air conditioner or access to a cooling center.

With some partners retiring, the new partner count on June 1 will be 309 and there will be about 150 managing directors, a company spokesperson said.

The evening will also feature happy hour samples from The Rice House and a cash bar.

Robert Fulstone garners more Boys & Girls Club honors.

St. Louis Inno's Ecosystem101 event sought to provide an overview of the region’s startup and tech communities, providing insight on the top businesses, industries, trends and quirks that define the St. Louis’ innovation economy.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.