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Mulch, and lots of it, is in Florissant's future.

Authorities are investigating after a commuter bus wrapped with the message "Call on Jesus" caught fire Wednesday, sparking a massive explosion in North Shreveport, Louisiana.

What turned out to be a forgotten errand turned out to be a lucky decision for one man.

A large development aims to transform the area around a bustling Metro East sports complex, offering visitors a place to stay, play and dine.

The top Republican in the Missouri House said Thursday that a proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion approved by his GOP colleagues doesn’t go far enough to protect victims of sexual assault. House Speaker Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit was the lone Republican to vote against sending the bill to the Senate on Thursday. He didn’t express his concerns about the legislation while it was being debated for four hours on Tuesday or an hour on Thursday, instead saving his remarks for a…

The Chinese lantern festival Animals Aglow will return to illuminate the Saint Louis Zoo with dozens of new, towering lanterns and light displays this spring. Running from March 12 to […]

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The federal government is putting several St. Louis-area buildings on the market, but the list of properties for sale has changed since an earlier announcement.

There is more expansion here at MidAmerica St. Louis Airport as their new general aviation facility is taking shape

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Universities around the St. Louis area report that dozens of international students have had their student visas revoked.

Head to Eckert’s for an egg-straordinary evening of grown-up fun. Open to those 21 and older, the second annual adult Easter egg hunt features prize-filled eggs, live music, festive drinks […]

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A man from China was sentenced today to 21 months in prison for scamming $95,000 from a 79-year-old woman.

Cultivating seeds is an ancient cultural practice based on the reciprocal relations between humans, plants, and the land. Yet how exactly does this reciprocity work? Natalie Mueller, assistant professor in the Department of […]

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As the holiday weekend approaches, highway safety remains a top priority.  

It's the time of year again when lawnmowers are back in action and homeowners are busy sprucing up their yards. But there's more to mowing than making your yard look sharp.