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If you've ever been in the Climatron at the Missouri Botanical Garden, you know it’s packed with all sorts of trees.

In the news lately, a Maplewood burger spot and a Richmond Heights Thai restaurant are featured in the news. CJ Combs (“Multi-genre writer and indie author”) — The Piccadilly at Manhattan: a historic gem in St. Louis, Missouri Fox 2 — Brentwood unsure what to do with $1.2M in tax money from St. Louis County […]

The 77-year-old left her apartment Tuesday without her phone or required medication.

In Missouri, the Freedom Caucus has pushed a measure that would make it harder to amend the state constitution with citizen ballot initiatives.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones’ office and two high-ranking city officials declined to attend a Board of Aldermen committee meeting Wednesday to discuss potential losses of revenue from the city’s 1% earnings tax that threaten to blow a hole in the government's budget.

Jeff Burkett's lawyer Gabe Crocker confirmed his client's resignation, which he said has been in the works for some time.

The Museum of Illusions seems to have its sights set on a new location in City Foundry STL. The new(ish) museum-concept applied for an interior building permit with the city.

The United States experiences around 20,000 earthquakes each year. More often than not, they go unnoticed. However, experts warn that the US could see around 16 major earthquakes each year.

Our directory lists fish fries around the St. Louis region. Viewers check the map regularly to find a new dining location.

Visit The Galleries at Heartland Art Club for our newest Group of 8 Show. New artworks from Jo Jasper Dean, Mary Drastal, Julie Wiegand, Tim Breaux, Connie Schmidt, Margaret Murphy […]

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The Employment Cost Index represents the cost of employing an average person, and in some ways it's one of the most accurate measures of individual earnings. In Q4, after adjusting for inflation, it was up 0.9% from the previous quarter on an annualized basis: The biggest winner last quarter was transportation. The smallest increase was ...continue reading "Wages continue their upward climb in Q4"

EDWARDSVILLE - When Sherry Rosenberger was diagnosed with MALT lymphoma right as the COVID-19 pandemic began, she vowed to make something good out of the bad. A few years later, her 16-year-old daughter has decided to follow her mother’s example. Sherry is in remission and has raised $50,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) since 2020. Her daughter Whitney hopes to do the same thing in just seven short weeks through the LLS Student Visionaries of the Year program. “I feel like I’m going to cry again. I’ve literally been crying every day because I am just amazed at not only our community, but that Whitney actually came to me at the end of last fall saying that she wanted to do this,” Sherry said. “It was very difficult for us to go through my cancer journey, especially during a pandemic. And at the end of my battle, the one thing I wanted to do was turn the bad into good…To see my daughter turn it around herself, too, and be able

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Charter schools would be able to tap into a $2 million fund, administered by the state treasurer.

Starting this week, Amazon Prime Video customers (who already pay $140 per year) will be charged $3 extra every month just to avoid ads that didn’t previously exist. Shifting toward ad-based tiers has been popular among streaming companies like Netflix, Max, Disney+, and Paramount. But whereas those services make a cheaper ad-based tier an opt-in […]

Sam Alton, full-time chief of staff to Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell, has made more money working for several small municipalities than he has for the county.