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She has big plans for a 168-year-old nonprofit still rebuilding after the pandemic.

Annual external research funding at Washington University has nearly doubled in 10 years, from $532 million in fiscal 2014 to more than $1 billion in the just-ended fiscal 2024, the first time it's topped the billion-dollar mark.

Start the week on the right note! On Monday nights, Schlafly Tap Room in downtown St. Louis hosts acoustic Dead jams featuring Nick Elwood and Tracy Gladden of The Stone […]

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Though the 55 Boyz may not be a household name to many St. Louisans, they were responsible for drug distribution and gun violence across the city.

Legendary baseball player Pete Rose has died at the age of 83, according to several reports Monday.

The retailer, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month, has added to its closing list again.

With no postseason baseball in St. Louis, all was quiet downtown Monday. The Cardinals front office end-of-season press conference gave fans an idea of how thing will look moving forward.

Federal agents around St. Louis announced a coordinated effort to disrupt a large trafficking organization Monday. Authorities say over a dozen members of a south St. Louis gang, named 55 Boyz, have been sentenced.

Two chemists won $20,000 in lab funding for their collaborative work across the Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses

Well, I hope it was worth it, Rudy. You sold out completely, offering up every last bit of your integrity for the chance to push election conspiracy theories in court on behalf of a man who won’t even bother to look in your direction now that you’ve professionally disgraced yourself on his behalf. No matter […]

EDWARDSVILLE - After negotiations, a historic tax agreement has been reached governing a Wood River refinery, a key component of our local economy and one of the largest refineries in the country. This settlement, which has been agreed to by all parties, will bring financial predictability to the refinery as well as multiple taxing bodies — such as schools, fire departments and road districts — while avoiding litigation expenses. Under the agreement, the WRB Refinery’s assessed property valuation will increase from $447.9 million in 2023 to $461.5 million in 2027. “It is a testament to the good faith of all those involved that we were able to secure the largest tax agreement in our county’s history through negotiation rather than continued expensive litigation,” Haine said. “I’m hopeful that the respectful and cooperative process that produced this agreement will further cement Madison County’s reputation as a place which recognizes

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