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Namaste India
At The Magic House, visitors can experience the wonders of India, a country rich in colorful traditions with a focus on the future. Covering everything from the Taj Mahal to […]
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TapeScape
Imagine a playground made almost entirely of packing tape! Created by artist Eric Lennartson, kids can crawl, climb and slide through this innovative play area. TapeScape is sure to stick […]
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Police orgs denounce ad accusing Missouri AG of going ‘easy on a violent career felon’
Controversy stems from how Andrew Bailey handled prosecution of Kenneth Lee Simpson in 2017. Simpson is now charged with the murder in 2023 of a Hermann police officer.
Today’s the day! Stop by Poochella from 2-6 pm in front of Stray Rescue!
Warm, comfy weather with possible rain in St. Louis forecast
On Sunday, partly cloudy skies and low humidity will keep temperatures in the low 80s, with overnight lows dropping into the 60s, and spot showers possible on Sunday afternoon and evening.
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The US is failing renters during extreme heat waves
Laws require landlords to provide heat. It’s not the same for AC.
A scholar charted decline in religion. Now the southern Illinois church he pastors is closing.
First Baptist Church of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, plans to hold the last service of its 156-year history on Sunday. It's among many U.S. churches that close their doors each year. But there’s a poignant twist in this story. First Baptist’s…
CDC map shows listeria reports in Missouri and Illinois
Missouri and Illinois have been added to the list of states affected by Listeria, which has already resulted in two deaths and over two dozen hospitalizations in 12 states, with many of the cases linked to meats sliced at grocery store deli counters.
Fire in St. Louis building heavily damages former funeral home
A vacant two-story building in St. Louis that was once a funeral home was heavily damaged in a fire on July 20, with the cause still under investigation.
Detectives investigate possible road rage-related shooting in St. Louis
A 43-year-old man was shot and injured in a road rage incident on July 19 at Warne and Alice Avenues, and a man was taken into custody.
Homicide investigating after man found dead in St. Louis
A man was found dead in Downtown West, St. Louis, last night and homicide detectives are investigating the incident, with no suspects in custody.
Police orgs denounce ad accusing Missouri AG of going ‘easy on a violent career felon’
A new ad targeting Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey from a group backing his rival in the GOP primary places the blame for the shooting death of a police officer last year on Bailey’s tenure as a local prosecutor. To deliver the message, the Defend Missouri PAC enlisted Ray County Sheriff Scott Childers, who Bailey […]
1904 St. Louis Olympic medal won by one-legged St. Louis man sells for $80,000
A solid gold medal for rope climbing earned in 1904 by St. Louis resident George Eyser, a one-legged gymnast with a wooden prosthetic leg, recently sold for $80,163.
Third bear sighting reported in southern Illinois, sheriff says
Illinois does not have an established population of black bears, but officials believe the bears seen in southern Illinois have traveled from Missouri, which has an estimated 900 bears.
Clayton to get 1st marijuana dispensary
Clayton is set to get its first marijuana dispensary, after the operator recently received approval from the city.
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