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U.S. District Judge Audrey G. Fleissig sentenced a man who ran a refrigerant-based Ponzi scheme for almost a decade to 14 months in prison and ordered him to repay $287,000 to victims.

Test your pop-culture knowledge with monthly trivia hosted by Bravo Trivia!! Trivia is free to play and welcome to teams of any size but space is limited and spots are […]

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Jan. 15 marks the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a towering figure in the fight for civil rights and social justice.

All-session tickets for the 2026 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships are on sale to the public beginning Jan. 16 at 10 a.m. CT.

Billikens defender Max Floriani was selected second overall by the San Jose Earthquakes in last month’s MLS SuperDraft.

St. Louis religious groups mobilize support networks for immigrants as state authorities prepare to assist federal deportation enforcement efforts

St. Louis City’s 13th Ward includes parts of old 2nd, 22nd, 27th Wards, and other Wards, and is the result of Census Redistricting and Ward Reduction. Previous Elections Each ward is now double the population and geographically much larger. That’s an important consideration when looking at past election results. 13th Ward 2023 General Election: Pamela Boyd 984; Norma … Continue reading 13th Ward Profile, St. Louis City →

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said one person died in the crash.

Durron Brown is in disbelief of his brother's passing after he received the call that his brother was walking down the street randomly firing off gunshots Monday.

It’s pretty common for streets to have salt residue from mid-to-late December through late March, but there are ways to combat the grime.

Coughing can be normal, but coughing up things like vomit and blood should be looked into quickly Key takeaways: Coughing can be a normal way our body protects your lungs and airways from irritants. But if you cough up thick mucus, vomit or blood, it could be a sign of something serious. You should see a health care provider quickly. Vaccines and good hygiene can help prevent illnesses that bring about coughing fits. Fall and winter could be renamed “coughing season” with seasonal illnesses in the air. But there’s more to coughing than the brief but annoying impact on your day. Some coughing is normal. But you should see a health care provider quickly when you cough up things you shouldn’t. The basics: Why do you cough? Aminat Ogun, MD , a family medicine physician at OSF HealthCare, says coughing is one way your body protects your lungs and airways from irritants. You expel the bad stuff out of our system, she says. Some everyday

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Join Dawn Karlovsky, founder and artistic director of Karlovsky & Company Dance and a nationally certified Alexander Technique (AmSAT) teacher, for an immersive workshop on this gentle method for improving […]

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Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam is a weekly gathering that brings jazz within reach […]

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“I didn’t have time to put my brake on,” Auer said. “It happened that quick. The car didn’t stop. It just kept on going. I don’t think they realized what happened."

Residents said they've had spotty mail service in Southampton for a while, but have never gone this long without getting their mail.

For over 15 months, B'Nai Amoona Rabbi Jeffrey Abraham has kept a visual reminder for his congregation of the conflict between both Israel and Hamas.

Clayco, a leading design-build firm, Wednesday (Jan. 15th) announced the retirement of its long time CEO, Russ Burns. Succeeding Burns as CEO is Clayco Executive Vice President and President of Clayco’s Industrial Business Unit, Anthony Johnson. After more than 17 years of  service at the company, Burns retired, effective December 31, 2024, although he will […]

We’re at the halfway point of January, and that means we’re at the halfway point of the latest edition of our public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1929! As in past years, we’re celebrating the entry of new works into the public domain by calling on game designers of all stripes and levels of […]

The former chef/co-owner of Riccardo’s on Broadway replaces founding chef Max Crask