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Dallas-based artist Tamara Johnson is known for her witty, hypernaturalistic sculptures depicting ubiquitous household objects, from colanders, hair clips and garden hoses to an array of buffet treats, brought together […]

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Running from June 22 to Sept. 1, Art and Imagination in Spanish America, 1500-1800, features more than 100 works drawn from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s notable collection […]

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St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]

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This organization helps young people heal through outdoor experiences. It's working around the sweltering Texas summer.

August 7th has been a significant date throughout history for various reasons. Let's take a journey back in time and explore some of the notable events that have occurred on this day. 1942: The Battle of Guadalcanal Begins On August 7, 1942, the United States Marines launched the first major offensive against Japan during World War II, marking the beginning of the Battle of Guadalcanal. Located in the Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal was strategically important for both the Allies and the Japanese forces. The battle, which lasted for six grueling months, was a turning point in the Pacific Theater, as it halted Japanese expansion and allowed the Allies to gain a foothold in the region. 1959: The Explorer 6 Satellite is Launched In the realm of space exploration, August 7, 1959, saw the United States launch the Explorer 6 satellite. Often referred to as the 'Paddlewheel Satellite' due to its distinctive solar panel design, Explorer 6 was the first satellite to send back television

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Tyler Brown was found shot about 1 p.m. Monday in the 9800 block of Calumet Drive.

Ernie Trakas was defeated by G. Michael Archer in a close race in Council District 6 while Shalonda Webb won by a wide margin in District 4.

Artist Eve Bayer presents a new collection of paintings on wood, canvas and paper inspired by the drama of nature. An interdisciplinary artist, she works across mediums of painting, drawing, […]

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St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell has defeated incumbent Cori Bush in the Democratic primary for Missouri Congressional District 1, and is preparing for the November ballot.

The event will have a 10-lane snow tubing hill with real snow, a quarter-mile ice skating trail, a walk-through holiday light maze and more.

Jhon Rios had a pointed message for Arnold city leaders: “We just pledged allegiance to the American flag ... America stands for justice."

Black carbon is one of the most potent short-lived climate warmers, and one of the building blocks for this atmospheric smoke.

Rod Stewart's 13-year residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace is coming to an end Aug. 7 with his 200th show in the venue. He tells ABC Audio one of…

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Police identified the man as 24-year-old Tyler Brown of St. Louis.

The cycle of the 17-year cicada may be tied to a number of bug bites reported in suburban Chicago.

Colin Schindler, 26, of Ellisville, died after his car hit a pickup truck head-on on Clarkson Road.

While it tends to get buried by the press, one thing is very true: the U.S. is too corrupt to pass a federal privacy law. For as long as the internet has existed, policymakers have prioritized making money over the common good and public safety. The end result is exactly what you’d expect: a steady […]