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Passage of Missouri sports wagering seems assured despite narrow margin
The thin margin on Amendment 2 to legalize sports wagering, threatened when almost 10,000 unreported votes in Christian County were heavily against it, appears safe in a review of official returns posted on county election websites. And while the Missouri Constitution makes new amendments effective 30 days after the election, passage won’t immediately pull down […]
Naturally Abstract Art Exhibit
Green Door Art Gallery presents Naturally Abstract, featuring paintings by Sheldon Johnson, mixed media paintings by De’Joneiro Jones, fiber art by Suzy Farren, sculptures by Lisa Hilton and jewelry by […]
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Missouri DNR’s $640M loan for St. Louis wastewater upgrades the largest in state history
Save up to 65% on jackets and coats with Macy's online deals
Macy's online is offering up to 65% off coats for men, women, and kids, with free shipping on purchases over $25, featuring designers such as Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, and Ralph Lauren.
Dish, DirecTV Merger Dead Before It Even Has The Chance To Disappoint
After literally decades of rumor and speculation, fading satellite TV companies Dish and DirecTV finally recently announced they had proposed a pointless merger in a last gasp for relevance. Once blocked by regulatory worries about competitive impact, executives at both companies had long dreamed of combining the two companies into one, still broadly unremarkable company. […]
2334 Olive: A Century of Progressive Politics
Police seeking help to identify suspects in downtown St. Louis parking garage break-ins
Court says Missouri Department of Transportation pay raise plan can move forward
Low pay has left MoDOT with several hundred unfilled snowplow operator jobs.
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Best Restaurants in St. Louis 2024
What's the best restaurant in St. Louis? Hear 'Arch Eats' hosts George and Cheryl's answer to this commonly asked question as they share their top picks, inspired by the 'Best Restaurants' issue of St. Louis Magazine.
Webster University pushes back against ‘financial distress’ designation
The Higher Learning Commission issued a warning about Webster University’s finances on Monday.
Homeschooling in Missouri: A quiet but seismic shift
Over the past few years, education in Missouri has undergone a quiet but seismic shift. What’s most interesting about this change is that it’s happening outside of schools. Today, 1 in 16 school-aged children in the state are homeschooled, according to new research by Amy Shelton and myself. That puts the number of children educated […]
Convicted felon admits to defrauding investors, obtaining guns illegally
A convicted felon, Dennis Latour, has pleaded guilty to defrauding investors of over $830,000 and illegally acquiring dozens of guns with the help of Jennifer Keegan.
Challenge to voter ID law heading for appeal to Missouri Supreme Court
A challenge to Missouri’s voter ID law will proceed to the state Supreme Court following a Cole County decision upholding the 2022 legislation, opponents said Tuesday. The decision by Circuit Judge Jon Beetem found the individual voters and organizations that sued — the Missouri NAACP and the League of Women Voters — were unable to […]
Jovick Brothers Deli is closing at Westport Plaza
The two-and-a-half year old restaurant sells classic deli and signature sandwiches, along with pizza.
St. Louis Airport expects record Thanksgiving travel numbers
St. Louis Lambert International Airport is expecting record-breaking crowds for the Thanksgiving holiday period, with Wednesday and Sunday expected to be the busiest days.
Wednesday, November 27 - How to make a baby elephant
A new baby Asian elephant born this weekend is part of a fourth generation of the herd living at the St. Louis Zoo. In what turned out to be the final days before his long-awaited birth, Abby Llorico stopped by to learn the ways in which Raja’s grandson is already making zoo history.
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Supreme Court asked to review Mike Bost's lawsuit over Illinois mail-in ballots
Should Illinois allow mail-in ballots to be counted if they are received after Election Day? The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to weigh in.
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