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The St. Louis-based company funds the buildout for health care amenities – such as gift shops, wellness-oriented retail and fast-casual restaurants – then manages their operations and “shares commercial success” with the host organization.

St. Louis mayoral candidate Cara Spencer is eyeing the city's "re-entry" into St. Louis County as a favored form of an initial government merger, while Michael Butler wants "voluntary" municipal annexations.

Carrollton Bank has named a new regional president of the bank’s Clayton market.

Budweiser Guns 'N Hoses announced Wednesday that $1 million was raised at the annual event in November for The BackStoppers.

St. Louis Development Corp. declined to comment on how many responses its RFP has gotten since it opened in October 2023.

After two years of extensive renovations, the historic Old Courthouse in Downtown St. Louis is now set to reopen this spring.

A Spanish Lake, Missouri, man is in custody after allegedly having sex with the seat of a MetroLink train – for the second time in less than a year.

WWII veteran's grandson questions priorities as police foundation pays chief bonus while training facility crumbles

JOLIET, Ill. (AP) — Photos of a child's bloody body, a black knife holder and other crime scene evidence took center stage Wednesday at the murder and hate crime trial for an Illinois landlord accused of fatally stabbing a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy in 2023. Joseph Czuba, 73, faces first-degree murder, attempted murder and hate [...]

The play of center backs Josh Yaro, Henry Kessler, and Kyle Hiebert gave St. Louis something to build on during the season-opening weekend.

The 25-year-old authored one of the better performances in CITY’s season opener.

The reopening comes after the property underwent extensive renovations.

A new Missouri bill may require students to complete a driver's education course before graduating high school.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is looking for some help for the upcoming camping season, and those who love the outdoors could be the perfect fit.

ALTON - Grace Schwegel, a senior at Marquette Catholic High School, is being recognized for her outstanding achievements as a member of the school's dance team. Schwegel has been dancing since the age of 2 and has dedicated 15 years to honing her craft. This year, she has achieved significant milestones, including winning first place with her solo performance at the Nashville regional competition and placing sixth at the state level. Additionally, she received the IDTA Rising Star Award at the Belleville East regional competition. Her team’s jazz and lyrical group dances also secured third place at the IDTA State, qualifying them for the IHSA State competition. Grace is a Tucker's Automotive & Repair Female Athlete Of The Month for Marquette. Schwegel credits her success to her supportive family and dedicated coaches. "My parents, Kelly and Dave, are my biggest supporters. They are always there to watch me and cheer me on," she said. She also expressed gratitude toward her

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Missouri coach Robin Pingeton, whose team is tied for last place in the Southeastern Conference, on Wednesday announced her resignation effective at the end of the season.