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The exhibition is not just about the Cardinals. It covers sandlot games, high school, the Negro Leagues and a Wiffle ball league.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury released new guidance Thursday for participating states, scholarship-granting organizations and taxpayers as the federal scholarship tax credit program prepares to take effect in January.  Created through President Donald Trump’s massive tax and spending law in 2025, the Education Freedom Tax Credit program allows individuals to claim a dollar-for-dollar federal […]

“Let it be in the official record that she said this and was incapable of taking accountability,” said Aldermanic President Megan Green.

ST. LOUIS — Local juice company Karviva was facing a problem. The business has been growing for the past decade, which is good, but it meant Karviva’s team of four had more and more data to keep track of. It…

Missouri drew its final round of marijuana microbusiness applicants on Sept. 9. The state received 888 applications and expects to issue approximately 77 licenses beginning in December. I want to write about the months in between, because I work in the trade that operates in them. I am a consultant. I run licensing, compliance and […]

Growing concerns in rural southwest Missouri after an elderly couple vanished last month along with their dog.

ST. LOUIS - The heaviest rain is done for the bulk of the St. Louis region, though some steadier showers will continue to roll across our southernmost counties early Friday. Elsewhere, low hanging clouds, mist, and pockets of drizzle will hang around through daybreak. Cloudy skies Friday morning will gradually give way to clearing skies [...]

ST. LOUIS - A man was killed in a shooting early Friday in west St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the shooting occurred around 12:40 a.m. in the 1200 block of Hamilton Avenue near the Hamilton Heights neighborhood. An investigation is ongoing. Homicide detectives were requested, police said.

Despite recommendations from health professionals, some pharmacies began promoting vaccinations well ahead of the flu season this year.

Outgoing House Speaker Jon Patterson joins Politically Speaking to talk about his campaign to become the next state senator for Missouri's 8th Senate district. The Lee's Summit Republican speaks with St. Louis Public Radio's Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum about his candidacy, the possibility of future legislation on technology like Flock cameras and his opinions on the November ballot issues.

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Chase Infiniti has scared up her next role.The Golden Globe- and Emmy-nominated actress will star in Lionsgate’s Portrait of God, from rising horror filmmaker Dylan Clark. Horror connoisseurs Sam Raimi…

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Headlines from the Oct. 2, 1926, front page include: Board of Aldermen gets angle parking ordinance

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  Jackie loves KSHE because he can always count on loving the music, and whatever the DJ’s have to say that day. 100% of the time, Jackie has KSHE playing on every radio that he owns — in his truck, Harley, side-by-side, in the house, in the barn.. He never misses a moment! He’s retired...

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The Saint Louis Poetry Center and Webster University’s Kooyumjian Gallery presents Sky Hopinka: Languages of Sky October 2 - November 17! This exhibition is a collaborative event celebrating the poetry […]

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