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“Pacific got pretty lucky,” said Steve Brune, the town's building commissioner, as he watched the waters begin to recede. Roads would likely be reopening soon.

An apparent drunk driver struck a St. Louis police patrol vehicle overnight. One officer inside the vehicle during the crash was briefly hospitalized, but avoided serious injuries, according to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

The Train Shed at St. Louis Union Station has been transformed into a glittering holiday retreat. With wall-to-wall bling, The Sleigh Shed puts the excess of the holidays on full […]

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Ten hours later, police said, the girl was found dead.

Green Door Art Gallery presents our newest art exhibit, Mary & Breit. This new holiday collection from the one and only Mary Engelbreit will feature her brilliant original drawings of […]

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This fundraiser is for the construction of the National Memorial of Military Ascent, a veteran memorial complex against the limestone bluffs of Grafton, Illinois.

November 9th has witnessed some of the most significant events in history, shaping the course of nations and the lives of millions. One of the most pivotal events that occurred on this day was the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. For nearly three decades, the wall symbolized the Cold War's division between East and West Germany and the broader ideological struggle between communism and democracy. In the late 1980s, a wave of reformist movements swept across Eastern Europe, leading to increasing pressure on the East German government. On November 9, 1989, following a botched announcement regarding travel regulations, thousands of East Berliners surged toward the wall, demanding to cross into West Berlin. The guards, overwhelmed and confused, eventually opened the gates. This moment not only marked the end of the wall but also paved the way for the reunification of Germany and the collapse of communist regimes across Eastern Europe. Fast forward to 1994, when on this day, the first

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