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December 8 has long been a date marked by events that have shaped the world in profound ways. On December 8, 1980, the world was stunned by the news that John Lennon, former member of The Beatles and a prominent peace activist, was shot and killed outside his apartment building in New York City. Lennon was just 40 years old when Mark David Chapman fired five shots, ending the life of a man whose music and messages had inspired millions. This tragic event sent shockwaves across the globe, sparking

Torch electronics, which a jury found operates gambling devices prohibited outside of Missouri casinos, was a key sponsor of the Guns 'N Hoses event.

Monday marks 20 years since St. Louis bid farewell to Busch Memorial Stadium. Specifically, the final day of demolition to make way for the St. Louis Cardinals' current home, Busch Stadium III.

All out of original ideas and facing market growth saturation, we’ve noted repeatedly how streaming companies are increasingly looking like the stodgy old traditional cable TV giants they once disrupted. That means a lot of pointless mergers, endless price hikes, a steady erosion of quality, and the slow paring back of useful features (like going […]

Expect a cold day with a high near 32 and a low around 27. Morning temperatures start around 20 but will feel quite cold. Winds will be light, ranging from about 3 to 9 mph, mainly from the west-northwest in the afternoon with gusts up to 15 mph. There is no rain expected today, with mostly intermittent clouds through the daylight hours. In detail, the morning will have some cloud cover but still allow patches of sunshine. The afternoon remains partly sunny with intervals of clouds and sunshine,

The man who died was driving a Ford sedan that raced into St. Louis and hit a median at Martin Luther King Drive and Clara Avenue about 11:30 p.m. Sunday.

The city council may put a bond issue and property tax increase on the April 7 election ballot.

MoBot's seed bank houses over 9,600 packets of seeds for conservation purposes — spanning 1,511 species from 20 countries and 30 states.

The nonprofit organization Feeding America was looking for a better way to distribute billions of pounds of food to food banks each year. It used to use an algorithm to answer that question. It generated a list of food banks based on need, and when a shipment came up, Feeding America called the food bank at the top of the list. But what if a food bank didn’t need or want that donation? The answer to that problem is a market economy, of sorts.

Jerry Chiasson had been living under a bridge in Gainesville, fighting larceny charges and trying to get clean.  Biking from Springfield to Mountain Home, Arkansas, where he’d planned to stay with a friend, Chiasson, 52, was pulled over and arrested on a warrant for a stolen car — charges that were eventually dropped. While fighting […]