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ALTON – If you (or someone you know) is a smoker or a previous smoker, completing a low-dose CT screening could save your life. In recognition of November as Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the OSF Moeller Cancer Center (2200 Central Avenue, Alton) will be conducting a low-dose CT lung cancer screening event on Tuesday, November 18, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Low-dose CT lung cancer screenings are covered by most insurance programs. Event attendees can also register for a door prize

ALTON – If you (or someone you know) is a smoker or a previous smoker, completing a low-dose CT screening could save your life. In recognition of November as Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the OSF Moeller Cancer Center (2200 Central Avenue, Alton) will be conducting a low-dose CT lung cancer screening event on Tuesday, November 18, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Low-dose CT lung cancer screenings are covered by most insurance programs. Event attendees can also register for a door prize

The plane landed in some trees near Wilson Avenue and Walnut Hill Farm Drive shortly after 6 p.m.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture wants residents to support local farmers this holiday season by buying Missouri Grown products.

A plane has gone down at Wild Horse Creek and Wilson Road in Chesterfield Tuesday evening.

A man sentenced to seven years after a violent road rage attack is already back on the streets after serving just over two years.

Old school R&B, soul, and pop music lovers rejoice--four powerhouse legends are coming to St. Louis' Enterprise Center next year.

The Supreme Court extended a block until Thursday night on lower court orders requiring the Trump administration to make full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments during the government shutdown.  It does not reflect a decision on the underlying legal merits of the case, but it keeps on hold November food stamps for roughly 42 million recipients for [...]

ST. LOUIS – Mayor Cara Spencer announced the appointments of three key members of the administration, along with the upcoming departure of Community Development Administration Executive Director Nahuel Fefer. Mayor Spencer has appointed James Jackson to serve as Street Department director, putting him in charge of the City’s efforts to collect refuse, keep streets smooth and clear of snow and manage the tow lot. Jackson brings more than three decades of public works experience

ST. LOUIS – Mayor Cara Spencer announced the appointments of three key members of the administration, along with the upcoming departure of Community Development Administration Executive Director Nahuel Fefer. Mayor Spencer has appointed James Jackson to serve as Street Department director, putting him in charge of the City’s efforts to collect refuse, keep streets smooth and clear of snow and manage the tow lot. Jackson brings more than three decades of public works experience

The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced Nov. 10th that it has opened a public comment period for the Missouri Veterans and Job Opportunity Grant Program. The program provides grants to eligible businesses employing veterans and other members of targeted groups from Missouri. Feedback will be accepted through December 12th, through a public comment […]

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