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Low-cost deposits enable St. Louis Community Credit Union to offer affordable loans

For nearly five decades, Mom’s Deli off of Jamieson and Lansdowne avenues in south St. Louis has been a mainstay for many. But come Sunday, their doors will be closed.

Missouri Wildflowers Nursery returns to Kirkwood Farmers Market: 8 am to 4 pm Saturdays,  April 5th, April 12th, April 19th, April 26th, May 24th, May 31st. Order online for pick up at Market or purchase from what they bring that day. Now thru April 15th On Line Ordering for Missouri Conservation Department annual Tree & Shrub … Continue reading St. Louis Area Seed and Plant Swaps and Sales →

After calling off its annual parade this year due to economic challenges, St. Louis nonprofit Annie Malone is getting some help.

APA turned over the keys to St. Louis County for its Olivette animal shelter Friday.  APA officials said they had a very busy week when preparing for the end of operations at the Olivette location.

On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR's Jason Rosenbaum sits down with Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin. The former head of the Minnesota Democratic Party made Missouri one of the stops on his first national tour since becoming DNC chairman. Rosenbaum also talked with Planned Parenthood Great Rivers' Nick Dunne about what's next for the abortion clinic after a judge struck down licensing requirements. And he also checks in with STLPR's Will Bauer about Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's State of the State and Budgetary address.

If large numbers of tickets aren't sold before the game, it could represent the first home opener crowd not approaching a Cardinals stadium's capacity since 1995.

James L. Miller, 45, admitted Friday to killing Derrell Barlow, 33, on a sidewalk in the 3200 block of North Newstead Avenue in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.

One popular tourist spot in Missouri was noted as the best free attraction in the state, according to a new article from the magazine Reader's Digest.

EDWARDSVILLE – More information has come to light surrounding an attempted murder and armed robbery case involving an Edwardsville resident. As previously reported on Riverbender.com , Christopher L. Haug, 34, of Edwardsville, was charged on Feb. 18, 2025, with attempted first degree murder (a Class X felony), armed robbery (a Class X felony), aggravated discharge of a firearm (a Class 1 felony) and felon in possession of a weapon (a Class 2 felony). On Feb. 16, 2025, Haug allegedly committed an armed robbery and attempted murder, during which he “fired over 35 rounds of ammunition” into an occupied vehicle. He also struck the victim, threatened to kill them, and stole personal property from them before fleeing the scene, according to a petition to deny his pretrial release. A Detention Order was recently filed upholding the petition to keep Haug detained, adding new details surrounding the case. “The defendant shot a vehicle over 35 times while his was

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James Armstrong, 26, drove a car with several people to a gas station in the city's Mark Twain neighborhood on Feb. 8, 2023.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, joined U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV) to introduce the Born in the USA Act to effectively block the implementation of President Trump’s unconstitutional Executive Order attempting to end automatic citizenship for children born in the United States. This bill would prevent any government funds from being used to carry out or enforce this directive, which violates the U.S. Constitution. Federal courts have temporarily blocked the order’s implementation, but the Trump Administration is expected to appeal. “The Constitution is clear: if you are born in the United States, you are a citizen. President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship is not only unconstitutional, but also attempts to unlawfully deprive American children of their citizenship,” said Durbin. “That is why I am joining Senator Rosen to introduce

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A man was convicted of several felony charges in a deadly gun battle outside a St. Louis gas station two years ago.

SPRINGFIELD – Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) and Congressman Pete Stauber (MN-08) re-introduced the bipartisan Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act to ensure labor rights to all public safety officers. Specifically, this legislation will allow public safety officers to form a labor union, collectively bargain for hours and wages, and provide resolution mechanisms for impasses during negotiations. “I'm proud to be leading this bill with Congressman Stauber to ensure our first responders receive the protections they need to do their jobs effectively,” said Congresswoman Budzinski. “As a union member, I understand how crucial it is for workers to have a voice in their pay and working conditions. When those conditions directly impact their ability to serve and protect us, it's even more vital.” “As a former police officer who started a union in Duluth, Minnesota, I know how vital labor rights are for the brave men and

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Evolution Metals plans to supply critical minerals and materials for the automotive, aerospace and defense industries, according to an SEC filing.

It took first place for best planetarium in the category's first year.

Cuddle up at The Cozy Cider Cabin located at Eckert’s family farm in Belleville, Illinois. Open until March 2, the wintry pop-up bar boasts a mountainside-cabin atmosphere with rustic décor […]

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Gibson has revealed another custom guitar, this time inspired by one of Eric Clapton's legendary guitars.The Eric Clapton 1958 Les Paul Custom is a tribute to Clapton’s original Cream-era 1958…

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A plan to create a German village at the Millennium Hotel property was among the proposals considered for redevelopment of the vacant site downtown, with a pair of local developers involved in the bid.