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Wells Fargo & Co. will require employees to report their Covid-19 vaccination status and, if unvaccinated, get tested regularly, according to an internal memo.

Judas Priest has announced rescheduled dates for the band's U.S. tour. The outing had been postponed in September after guitarist Richie Faulkner suffered an aortic aneurysm onstage during Priest's set…

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Whitesnake has seen many musicians come and go during its 40-year history, but the band has never featured a female member…until now! This past week, after frontman David Coverdale and…

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An effort to do away with partisan primaries in Missouri and replace them with a “ranked choice” method got a big boost last week, receiving roughly $670,000 from a Virginia-based nonprofit hoping to put the idea on the 2022 statewide ballot. A group called Better Elections is pushing an initiative petition that would amend Missouri’s […]

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It was canceled for 2020, but Alice Cooper's annual charity fundraiser, Alice Cooper's Christmas Pudding, is returning for 2021. Scheduled for this Saturday, December 4, the lineup includes Tom Morello,…

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I don’t decorate for the holidays. There. I said it.  I know it’s the most wonderful time of the year and it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas and all, but when it comes to my own decorations, I’m admittedly kind of a Scrooge.  Let’s get a few things out of the way first: [...]

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I don’t decorate for the holidays. There. I said it.  I know it’s the most wonderful time of the year and it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas and…

The shooting was about 10 p.m. Sunday near North Euclid and Thekla avenues.

It's especially relevant as year-end tax planning strategies are crafted and filing season is around the corner

This story was originally published by The Kansas City Beacon. A new Missouri law allowing employers to continue paying some people with disabilities less than minimum wage has positioned the state at the forefront of a national debate over disability rights in the workplace. Part of a wide-ranging piece of legislation signed by Gov. Mike Parson in […]

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Last week, Queen's Brian May gave an interview to the British paper The Mirror in which he reacted to the BRIT Awards -- the British equivalent of the Grammys -- doing…

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Robert Plant and Alison Krauss' second collaborative album Raise the Roof has debuted in the top 10 on the Billboard 200. The record lands at number seven on the all-genre…

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From the wreath-adorned windows of its brick façade to the seven Christmas trees and abundant garlands inside its walls, the 1868-built Soulard home is ready for its tour.

Modeled after similar funds, city should create endowment to fund college education for every public school graduate, or similar investment in their future.

Investigators are looking into an early Sunday morning fire in East St. Louis that destroyed a pallet manufacturer and recycling company. The fire was reported about 4:30 a.m. in the 2000 block of East Broadway. The blaze significantly damaged a company known as Ongweoweh Supply Chain Solutions. Fire chief Jason Blackmon said investigators do not yet know the cause. “Not at this particular time," said Blackmon, at about 10:30 Sunday morning. "It’s a pallet yard and a lot of pallets and a lot…