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Opening weekend at Busch Stadium last April saw the St. Louis Cardinals start their season in front of socially-distanced seating pods of about 14,500 fans, about a third of the stadium’s capacity. Masks were required inside the stadium, concessions were cashless and fans couldn’t bring bags with them. The goal: Bring back baseball, but do […]

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Today’s post is a look at City Foundry St. Louis, a new retail & office development in an old foundry along Forest Park Ave., between Spring and Vandeveter. Almost 100 years ago, the Century Electric company purchased the Midtown St. Louis property now known as City Foundry STL. At the time, ...

Prism STL will be located at 4510 Manchester Avenue

Two of Eddie Money's musical kids, son Dez and daughter Jesse Money, are celebrating the holiday season and paying tribute to their late dad by releasing a new version of…

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St. Louis Public Radio's Chad Davis and Jeremy Goodwin look back on how artists and arts organizations adapted during a second pandemic season.

On Dec. 21, 1979, the nationally-ranked Mizzou Tigers came to town to play St. Louis U. in a game that many thought would be a blowout. Instead fans were treated to an overtime thriller.

During World War II, St. Louis Post-Dispatch war correspondent Virginia Irwin faced gender bias and German bullets while reporting from the battlefield. Despite being among many barrier-breaking women correspondents, today few history books mention her. “A Closed Shop” Born in 1908 in Quincy, Illinois, Virginia Irwin started working at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1932 …

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Chris Kelling and Adam Altnether, owners of Elmwood restaurant, will open a new pizza concept at 2657 Lyle Ave. in Maplewood early next year.

As its headcount and revenue continues to grow, here's how this St. Louis startup has found a niche in providing its technology to mortgage lenders.

JoAnna Rothweiler of St. Charles, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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“Jeff Bezos you’ve got explaining to do,” said Rep. Cori Bush.

His sentencing was set for April 20, 2022.

Illinois reported about 12,330 new COVID-19 cases, the highest daily total in more than a year.

The new preliminary injunction prohibits enforcement of the contractors' vaccine mandate in 10 states that collectively sued

Belleville police said a customer fired shots into a fast-food restaurant after an argument over a drive-thru order on Friday night.