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Original Country Artists in StL?
State Takeover of St. Louis Police
Basement update
Ward 1 City Council Seat candidates collaborate on a statement
The write-in candidates for the Ward 1 City Council seat, C Wiley and Marie Long, have collaborated on a statement, and asked it to be posted on 40 South. The election is April 8. “A note from the candidates for the Ward 1 City Council seat, C Wiley and Marie Long: Although we are running […]
Jury awards $48.1M in malpractice case against Mercy Hospital
The verdict came on March 25, which involved a malpractice case that left a child permanently brain-damaged.
Mom's Deli to reopen in new location
Mom’s Deli plans to reopen at a new location in south St. Louis, owner Denise Vago said Wednesday.
Gynecologist recommendations for complicated IUD insertion
Inside the Old Courthouse's $27.5M renovation
Visitors to the Old Courthouse, part of the Gateway Arch National Park, will experience a more accessible and modernized facility that features new exhibits when it reopens in early May.
County executive vetoes 2 bills relating to Prop B; council expected to override
Two bills relating to a ballot initiative that's divided St. Louis County Council leaders for months were vetoed by the county executive, but council members are expected to convene Thursday to override the vetoes.
Sale price revealed for Onder's historic theater, as attorney eyes buying office building too
The price for a historic theater sold in December in St. Louis County is now public, at the same time the new owner says he is also eyeing the purchase of a large Brentwood office building.
New food venues, Cardinals exhibit boosts home opener experience
The St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for their home opener, promising fans an exciting experience with new food venues at Ballpark Village and a special exhibit celebrating the fandom.
St. Louis’ historic Old Courthouse reopens May 3 after $380M renovation
Crushed Red Pizza at STL airport named 'Top 100 Movers & Shakers'
Crushed Red Pizza, located at the St. Louis Lambert International Airport, was named "Top 100 Movers & Shakers" for its creative pizza kiosk program.
Hundreds Unite in Alton to Welcome Home 12-Year-Old After Battle with Leukemia
ALTON - Hundreds of community members came together to welcome home Celia Sinclair, a 12-year-old girl who has been battling leukemia for the past five months. It was an emotional afternoon on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, as Godfrey and Alton residents gathered at the Alton Amphitheater for a homecoming parade. St. Mary’s and Evangelical students waved signs and popped confetti as Celia and her family traveled into the park with a police escort. “This is the best way to welcome her home,” said Tony Keller, who organized the parade. “We just said, we’ve got to do this all together. We’ve got to come together and let Celia know that, hey, you are #CeliaStrong and we’re here for you.” Keller is a close friend of Celia’s mother, Stephanie Schwegel. He explained that five months ago, Celia returned home looking pale. She had a regularly scheduled doctor’s appointment a few days later and underwent bloodwork that revealed somethin
St. Louis Fed president warns of inflation risk from higher tariffs
The St. Louis Fed president said the direct effects of the Trump administration’s tariff increases likely will be one-time price increases that shouldn’t have a long-term impact on inflation, but "indirect, second-round effects" could have a more persistent impact on underlying inflation.
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Arnold manufacturer says real-time data has cut costs
When Keith Suellentrop became president of LMC Industries in 2023, he looked for ways to help make the Arnold-based manufacturer more efficient. He worked with an accounting and consulting firm to choose real-time data as the solution.
Gateway Arch Park reveals $380M transformation
On Wednesday, FOX 2 got a media preview tour of the new features at the Old Courthouse at Gateway Arch National Park in downtown St. Louis.
Fairview Heights teen faces murder charge
EAST ST. LOUIS — A 17-year-old boy from Fairview Heights was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a man in East St. Louis, the Illinois State Police said.