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The old Federal Cold Storage Company building's owner signed a contract to sell it to a new buyer. The deal was scheduled to close in four days. Then fire broke out.

Patrick D. Watz, 39, of House Springs, was pronounced dead early Monday after he was found unresponsive at the Jefferson County Jail.

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Crowds packed Union Station on Tuesday afternoon for a pregame pep rally, featuring music, food and guest appearances from Blues staff and alumni.

We’re coming right up to the election here in America, so it is obviously time for all kinds of intellectual property strife surrounding political campaigns and advocacy groups. We see all kinds of ways these disputes happen, from campaigns making use of music at rallies, to political ads that use music, up to and including […]

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The man, Daniel Metts, 36, was being held Tuesday on charges of assault, resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer, police said.

Hoffmann also said he'd be interested in acquiring the Post-Dispatch on its own if it were to ever be for sale.

Demolition has begun at the old Chesterfield Mall. In its place will stand something the city has never had before.

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- A one-month-old boy had enough cocaine in its body that it was the "immediate" cause of death. Peoria County Coroner Jamie Harwood said Grayson Luncsford did also suffer from heat stress, dehydration, malnutrition, and neglect as indicated on Sept. 16, just a few hours after the boy was found dead. At [...]

WEST ALTON - The Audubon Center at Riverlands will combine choreography, textile and sculpture work in a new exhibit titled “Identity Migration.” Carmen Alana Tibbets is this year’s artist-in-residence at the Audubon Center, and she has created several cloth sculptures of migratory birds. Erin Lane, a dance professor at Principia College, then worked with her students to develop choreography corresponding to each sculpture. The resulting exhibit will be open to the public from 5–7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2024, at the Audubon Center in West Alton, Missouri. “We’ve been incorporating art into our mission since the center opened in 2011,” explained Ken Buchholz, director of the Audubon Center. “How can we get people to think and be inspired, and not only that, but even generate their own thoughts and ideas? Hopefully it creates a sense of urgency to help protect what we know we’re losing quickly. When you love something,

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