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What's love got to do with it? Possibly everything when it comes to music icon Tina Turner returning to the city's The Ville neighborhood illustrated in a new mural.

Khamkhay Samatmanivong, 58, was convicted in August of second-degree murder in the 2017 killing of 37-year-old Charles D. "Chuck Keltz.

UPS is holding a hiring blitz in the St. Louis area, aiming to hire nearly 1,400 seasonal employees, with most applicants receiving a job in less than 10 minutes.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit that could have prevented early voting in St. Charles County, ruling that it did not comply with the rules of procedure in Missouri.

Talking Heads have shared a previously unreleased track from their upcoming box set celebrating the band’s debut album, Talking Heads: 77.The latest is “Pulled Up (Alternate Pop Version),” a new take on…

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Voters in urban and rural areas, Democrats and Republicans, embrace the convenience that Missouri lawmakers avoided for too long.

The St. Louis Development Corporation is partnering with the city of St. Louis to provide free WiFi at nine parks in the city, funded by $5 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds, in an effort to bridge the digital divide and provide access to high-speed internet.

As we head into next week’s election, it is worth taking a step back and realizing how absolutely ridiculous it is that we spent five or six years with people insisting that Facebook and Twitter absolutely needed to be punished for supposedly engaging in biased content moderation (something they did not do). While any private […]

Daniel Nichanian explains the stakes.

In California’s 34th District, anti-war advocate David Kim has come close to unseating Rep. Jimmy Gomez twice. Now AIPAC is attacking Kim, and a crypto PAC is joining in.

A period of active weather is expected in St. Louis from Saturday evening through midday Tuesday, with multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms, potentially resulting in six inches or more of rainfall in southwest and central Missouri.

ALTON - Town Club Bar and Grill continued their annual tradition of selling hot chocolate during the 107th Alton Halloween Parade . On Oct. 31, 2024, Cole Kribs and his family spent the evening dishing out hot chocolate, water bottles and conversation with parade participants and spectators. Cole’s father, Mark Kribs, owns the bar, and the family has “a front row seat” to all the parade action. “It’s been a tradition for so long, we just kind of never really stopped,” Cole said. “ We’ve been doing it a long time. Since we were kids, we just sat out here and sold hot chocolate and hotdogs.” Cole said they also decided to sell water bottles this year since temperatures were higher than they have been in years past. They saw “quite a few people” come by before the parade even started. Located at 2400 E. Broadway in Alton, Town Club Bar and Grill has been an Alton staple for decades. The family’s

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EDWARDSVILLE — Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) will host a roundtable discussion with independent pharmacists on Saturday, November 2, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. CDT, to address the challenges posed by Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). The event will take place at Birger Hall, located at 30 Circle Drive, Edwardsville. PBMs serve as intermediaries between drug manufacturers, insurers, and pharmacies, and have been criticized for inflating drug prices, which impacts both patients and taxpayers. The roundtable aims to highlight how these practices adversely affect community pharmacies by directing patients to PBM-affiliated pharmacies and limiting access to in-network pharmacies for prescription fills. Following the roundtable, Budzinski will tour the Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville (SIUE) School of Pharmacy at 2:30 p.m. CDT. The tour will focus on recruitment and retention issues among student pharmacists and will include SIUE School of Pharmacy Dean Dr. Mark Luer and

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A vendor at a St. Charles coin show reported the theft of $250,000 worth of collectible currency from his hotel room, leading to charges against a fellow vendor who had been sharing the room, who was found to have methamphetamine in his vehicle.