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Before your egg-hunt, fill your basket at Flippity Flop Breakfast! This children’s breakfast special includes sprinkle pancakes, a bunny fruit kabob, bacon, and a delicious Sherbet Sunrise Drink, all for […]

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ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis woman was charged after being accused of stealing more than $87,000 from a neighborhood homeowners association. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), members of the Tiffany Community Association reported that more than $87,000 was discovered missing inside the association's bank account. Police say Denisce Williams, 71, [...]

A quick refresher: there was originally $42.5 billion in broadband grants headed to the states thanks to the 2021 infrastructure bill most Republicans voted against (yet routinely try to take credit for among their constituents). But after taking office this second time, the Trump administration rewrote the grant program’s guidance to eliminate provisions ensuring the resulting broadband is affordable […]

But what does turning 21 mean in a time when the vast majority of children that age still rely on their parents for financial help?

Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]

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A wide-ranging health care bill that includes a provision expanding doula services for low-income families across the state passed out of the Missouri House on Thursday. The legislation, sponsored by state Rep. Tara Peters, a Rolla Republican, would expand coverage of doula support for women enrolled in the state’s Medicaid program from six to 16 […]

The vote occurred a week after lawmakers heard testimony from parents and educators who argued a break from SSD would increase accountability and decrease bureaucracy.

A man faces multiple felony charges for allegedly sending a 16-year-old student sexually explicit messages while he was employed by Edwardsville High School.

Late last month, St. Louis finally started demolishing tornado-damaged homes. That was 10 months after the deadly storm. St. Louis Public Radio’s Kate Grumke reports on why it’s taken so long to just get started.

ST. LOUIS - A weak cold front has dipped into our region and stalled. It will be the focus for a few isolated showers Friday morning, but most areas will remain dry. The front lifts back to the north as a warm front and sets us up for a warm and breezy day. Southerly winds [...]

ST. LOUIS - Police are investigating after a woman was struck and killed while helping a stranded driver overnight Friday on Interstate 70. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), a Ford Explorer was traveling eastbound on I-70 just before 1 a.m. The rain caused the driver to lose control, leaving the vehicle [...]

Dance remixes of Elton John songs make up the upcoming Record Store Day release Positiva Presents: Elton John - The Remixes, and now fans who don’t snag a copy will still…

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Headlines from the April 3, 1926, front page include: Ponzi convicted in Florida case.

The post RFK Jr. May Reverse a Peptide Ban He Calls “Illegal.” Former FDA Officials Say He Mischaracterized Their Work. appeared first on ProPublica.

A group of climate-focused candidates is hoping to steer the Salt River Project toward clean energy. Turning Point USA stands in their way.

A federal auction undid a hard-won agreement to protect Alaska's North Slope. The Iñupiat community that fought for it is still waiting to be heard.