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ST. LOUIS - The owners of the St. Louis Galleria is seeking a buyer to purchase nearly 6 acres of the mall's property. The St. Louis Galleria is currently owned by New York-based Brookfield Properties. The land available, located at Interstate 64 and Brentwood Boulevard, sits on the southern end of the mall and is [...]
Thursday, Oct. 30 - Local foley artists make horror as scary as it sounds
A horror film isn’t a horror film without blood curdling screams, werewolves howling, or zombies munching on human flesh. They sound scarier than they actually are.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Marissanne Lewis-Thompson shows us how those spooky sounds are brought to life through the invisible world of foley art.
Is anyone missing this dude or lady?
City of St. Louis - Community Development Administration Announces $1.14 Million in Neighborhood Plan Implementation Awards
ST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis - Community Development Administration (CDA) today announced $1.14 million in new Neighborhood Plan Implementation Awards, supporting transformative community-led projects in Skinker DeBaliviere, West End, Downtown, Downtown West, Covenant Blu-Grand Center, Jeff-Vander-Lou, and St. Louis Place neighborhoods. The City’s Economic Development Sales Tax (Ordinance 70435) dedicates 10% of sales tax revenue to Neighborhood Plan Implementation — creating lasting, place-based investments that bring adopted neighborhood plans to life. These awards advance the priorities identified by Neighborhood Plans adopted by the City of St. Louis Planning Commission . Each adopted plan is the result of extensive community engagement—reflecting the goals, values, and shared vision of residents, businesses, and stakeholders. Together, the adopted neighborhood plan and the award turn neighborhood priorities into action and ensure that local voices continue
Renata Cassiano Alvarez: Passage
Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]
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Man killed in stabbing in St. Charles, teenager in custody
ST. CHARLES - A man was killed overnight Thursday after being stabbed during an altercation with a teenager in St. Charles. According to the St. Charles Police Department, the stabbing occurred around 2:10 a.m. Thursday morning on the 1500 block of Rutgers Lane, near Interstate 70 and Highway 94. The victim, Joshua Ellison, 47, was [...]
Man's sudden death ruled homicide in north St. Louis
An 18-year-old man was found dead in north St. Louis with apparent head injuries and signs of strangulation, and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has ruled his death a homicide.
Missouri aid for moms and babies to continue as other food assistance ends during shutdown
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe and state health officials on Wednesday announced continued funding for food assistance amid worry that key federal safety net programs will run dry as the government shutdown enters its fifth week. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said federal nutrition benefits for low-income mothers and their young children will […]
Federal migrant worker program proves fickle, agriculture workers and employers want change
TOPEKA, Kansas — Blueberries unpicked and dropping from plants in New Jersey, crops left to dry up in North Carolina fields and understaffed rural Kansas cattle operations are becoming more and more common, and food in the United States is going to waste, according to farmers and agriculture professionals. It is happening in large part […]
Sunshine is back with cool days and chilly nights
St. Louis has experienced five days of gloomy conditions and 1.14 inches of rainfall, but clear skies have returned and the forecast is dry into the weekend, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to low 60s.
New book about Genesis’ Tony Banks coming in 2026
Genesis founding member and keyboardist Tony Banks is the subject of a new book coming in 2026.Tony Banks: Man of Spells – The Magician of Genesis is written by Italian music…
“Biblical Justice, Equal Justice, for All”: How North Carolina’s Chief Justice Transformed His State and America
Details of DHS Agreement Reveal Risks of Trump Administration’s Use of Social Security Data for Voter Citizenship Checks
The EPA Let Companies Estimate Their Own Pollution Levels. We Discovered Real Emissions Are Far Worse.
The post The EPA Let Companies Estimate Their Own Pollution Levels. We Discovered Real Emissions Are Far Worse. appeared first on ProPublica.
This obscure Georgia election is about so much more than your power bill
Behind the PSC race is a battle for political control of the state — and maybe the country.
SoCo Walmart getting rid of all self checkouts
When World War II “Pinched” Halloween’s Sugar
Can you imagine Halloween without candy corn, Snickers bars, or Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups? To put it mildly, our modern American All-Hallows’ Eve celebrations have a sugary, candied core. But what would the holiday be like if there were no sugar? We can look back to World War II for an answer. During wartime, natural …
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Amanda Davis of Foristell joined the Real Rock Army today!
Amanda loves the music songs KSHE plays and the DJs. She things she should be in RRA because “I grew up listening with my parents.” Amanda’s a full-time mom, that...
Explain it to me like I’m 5: THC Retail Regulations
City weighs $8M plan for winter shelter for tornado victims
City leaders are under increasing pressure to provide housing for thousands of tornado victims as winter approaches.
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