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To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Page’s visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]

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Broken Hearts - a juried art exhibit. See how local artists create artwork which explores the complexity of emotion within a broken heart. The exhibit is free and will run […]

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Talk about the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for the Tom Petty fan in your life. Luxury chocolate brand Vosges has come out with a line of limited edition Tom Petty chocolate bars, which come in three…

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A health care firm with a St. Louis-area presence claims it's out more than $40 million after a client failed to pay for masks it ordered.

For frequent concertgoers, the Lawnie Pass at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre has returned, which could allow attendees to be paying around $10 per show this summer.

A St. Louis County man appeared in federal court on Thursday and admitted stealing mail from collection boxes and committing fraud with stolen checks.

Latest campaign reports show the incumbent, who faces a federal investigation, is still paying husband out of her campaign fund.

Back in April, we were joined on the podcast by Chris Riley, the Executive Director of the new nonprofit Data Transfer Initiative that aimed to promote data portability and empower users to transfer their data from one service to another. Today, the Initiative has released its first annual report (pdf link), and Chris is back […]

The rollout of the redesigned Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, has been fraught with delays.

WOOD RIVER - East Alton-Wood River High senior Ocean Ivory Breeze Bland has a complete passion for the sport of basketball and has played since she was in fourth grade. Ocean says she loves the feeling and rush of the game, even whenever they lose. "I never think less of the sport, win or lose, because I have so much love for it," she said. Ocean is a Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete Of The Month for the Oilers. She thanked her dad, Kenny Simmons, for getting her into sports at a young age. "I have come a long way and enjoyed all the sports that I have played," she said. She thanked her mom for being her No. 1 supporter and said she always has had her back and cheered her on. She said her grandma is another one of her No. 1 supporters. "I always love seeing my grandma at my games and her telling me how proud she is of me," Ocean said. EA-WR head girls coach Lynsey Perez has also had a big influence on her basketball progress, Ocean said. "She has helped me get better

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Its launch will serve as a kick-start to the array of Black History Monday events and activities in St. Louis and the surrounding area.

The restaurant underwent a major refurbishment and expansion ahead of the first season for Major League Soccer franchise City SC.

More artists have signed on to help celebrate the Recording Academy's 2024 MusiCares Person of the Year, Jon Bon Jovi. Former Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar and Mammoth WVH, headed by Eddie Van Halen’s son, Wolfgang Van Halen, have…

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EDWARDSVILLE - In a situation that doesn’t happen very often, a vehicle ended up stuck in concrete around 1:49 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024, at Illinois Route 159 and Troy Road in Edwardsville. Edwardsville Police Chief Mike Fillback said some road construction was going on in the area and at this point he doesn’t know the exact cause of the accident. “The driver drove through some cones and off the shoulder of the road into some freshly poured concrete,” he explained. “There were no injuries. We don’t know the exact extent of the damages to the car, but a tow truck pulled it out.” The construction company at the scene is addressing the situation after tracks were left in the concrete, Fillback said.

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Missouri congresswoman Cori Bush said Tuesday that the Department of Justice is investigating her campaign spending on security.

A Creve Coeur man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for the 2020 murder of his wife.

The Creve Coeur-based SSM Health system has acquired a local home health business: The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St. Louis.