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Floodwaters rise at Eureka High, causing sports fields to flood
A flooding at Eureka High School has submerged the softball, baseball and soccer fields
SLU gets $538K grant to study diaper affordability
Saint Louis University received a grant from Missouri Foundation Health, amounting to $538,431, which will go toward research to improve the health, education and well-being of children and their families
Missouri Senate approves tax cuts for capital gains, diapers and low-income seniors
The Missouri Senate approved a proposed tax cut Monday despite questions about whether official estimates truly reflect how much it would reduce state revenue. By a 27-6 vote, with the 10 Democrats evenly split and all but one Republican in favor, the bill now heads back to the House, where its sponsor, Republican state Rep. […]
Soaring salaries are weighing on St. Louis-area restaurants
Many restaurants have long operated on thin margins. Explosive salary growth has only made it more challenging. Here's how the St. Louis area compares with national data.
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The 2025 St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
In its 30th season, the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival returns to its new home at the B&B Theatres in Creve Coeur for two weeks of cinema excellence from March […]
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Missouri House seeks to improve access to hyperbaric oxygen therapy for veterans
The Missouri House passed a bill Monday that would establish a fund to pay for hyperbaric oxygen therapy for veterans with a traumatic brain injury and facing post-traumatic stress disorder to help prevent suicide and opioid addiction. The House passed the bill with a 156 to 1 vote. “The bottom line is, there are too […]
St. Louis treasurer's office hosts financial literacy workshops
It is America saves week in the country, and the St. Louis City Treasurer’s office, Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE), is offering workshops and webinars to help locals have better financial literacy
People evacuate as Salem, Illinois homes fill with floodwater
Several people are out of their homes after flash flooding in Salem, Illinois.
Missouri Senate finalizes capital gains tax cut plan, sends bill back to House
The Missouri Senate on Monday voted to send a tax cut bill, with provisions designed to benefit both the ultra-wealthy and the working class, back to the House for final approval.
Suspect arrested after Sunday carjacking in Near North Riverfront
A teenager is in custody following a carjacking and high-speed chase across St. Louis on Sunday.
Walmart’s New HQ Goes All-In on Mass Timber
Mercer Mass Timber (MMT), a leading manufacturer of sustainable timber building materials and a subsidiary of Vancouver, BC-based Mercer International Inc., announced completion of a key role in the construction of Walmart’s new Home Office in Bentonville, Arkansas. MMT said it is the largest mass timber corporate campus in the United States. The installation of […]
Flooding in Eureka forces relocation of polling sites
The flooding in Eureka is changing how some people will cast their vote Tuesday
Trump cuts hit Missouri History Museum in St. Louis
Teen girl shot overnight in Hyde Park following argument: Police
A teenager is recovering at the hospital after being shot overnight outside her home in the Hyde Park neighborhood.
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Judge Dismisses Case Against NYC Mayor Eric Adams But Makes Sure Trump’s DOJ Will Have To Live With It
Some days, you just have to take the small victories. As the Trump Administration continues to barrage the nation with every terrible thing it can think of doing, it’s clear there’s no level of reprisal capable of keeping pace. This is one of the small victories, even if it — at first glance — it […]
Report: 3 of the most effective legislators are from Missouri
Three U.S. Representatives from Missouri ranked in the top 20 for most effective legislators, according to a policy think tank that looks at how individual lawmakers are effective at their jobs.
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