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Here's Charlie, cone free and hanging out in his favorite place now that we've let him outside. Whenever we call his name, he hops out of hiding in the bushes and races in.

Today on TAP: Yes, if the president plays it astutely. But other factors could matter more.

Lenny Kravitz is an icon, and he’s going to be honored as such at the 2024 People’s Choice Awards.  The rocker, who’ll release the new album Electric Light on May 24, is set…

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Both victims suffered blunt-force trauma to the back of their heads.

The investigation remains ongoing.

A man accused of holding a woman and two children hostage Wednesday for several hours at a Downtown St. Louis hotel faces 11 felonies.

At least six companies expressed interest in acquiring United States Steel Corp. in 2023, including one potential bidder talking to the Pittsburgh-based manufacturer about a joint venture as long ago as last spring, according to an SEC filing.

The latest "Elevate at 21c" exhibit, now on display in the Billiards Room of the hotel, focuses on the artists’ dynamic storytelling.

The Fabulous Fox’s “Funny Girl” is Star-Powered by Pat Lindsey     As much as I looked forward to seeing “Funny Girl” at The Fabulous Fox, I worried that I might be disappointed.  I’ve loved “Funny Girl” since 1964.  I took the movie soundtrack with me to college in 1967 and drove my roommate crazy […]

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"The facts and circumstances of this case are particularly tragic," said Judge Kristine Kerr.

The region had an enormous amount of students who were honored with Dean's Honor List selections for the Fall 2023 Semester at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Congratulations to all the students and their families for such an admirable accomplishment. The full area list is below: ALTON Tiana LeeAnn Cobb, senior Arts & Sciences Alyssa Nicole Eagleton, sophomore Arts & Sciences Samantha Grace Hentrich, freshman, Agr-Food and Nat. Resources Kareena M. Hunter, freshman Nursing Ellie Marie Jacobs, senior Health Sciences Anna Elizabeth Kane, junior, Business Mackenzie Mottaz Leonard, junior Arts & Science Payton Elizabeth Only, freshman, Business Gabrielle Kathleen Peuterbaugh, sophomore, Health Sciences Jaden Level Smith, sophomore Arts & Sciences Payton E. Zigrang, senior Arts & Sciences Josephine Louise Zigrang, senior Health Sciences. BETHALTO Nathaniel Bradford Butler, junior Health Sciences Isabella Sydney Kallal, freshman Health Sciences CARLINVILLE

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Erstwhile Boston media darling Steward Health Care has been strip-mining hospitals for a decade now. The power elite may finally be paying attention.

I'm not sure if this is unexpected or not, but the International Court of Justice has basically ruled in Israel's favor in South Africa's genocide case against it: In a series of near-unanimous votes, the world court on Friday ordered Israel to ensure that its military not violate the Genocide Convention, and that it punish ...continue reading "Court rules Israel isn’t committing genocide. Yet."

GLEN CARBON - It’s been almost 30 years, but St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Glen Carbon is finally getting an elevator. Located at 155 N. Main Street in Glen Carbon, the church has a main level and a basement where there is a hall and kitchen area. Congregation members say the steps to the basement are “dangerous,” so the elevator will provide a safe way for people to move from floor to floor. “Right now, there are stairs that are not comfortable. So that’s the idea,” said congregation member Steve Skasick. “They’ve been working on fundraising for 20, 30 years. It started off really small and then it really got a big push.” Most of the funds came from a fundraiser for Divine Mercy, a senior living facility coordinated by the Diocese of Springfield. When the project ultimately fell through in 2020, those who had donated suggested that the money be spent on building an elevator at St. Cecilia instead. Father Patrick Gibbon

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As tensions mount in the early weeks of Missouri's legislative session, one state lawmaker recently tossed around the idea of a "duel" to settle conflicts.

Spending figures are released along with inflation figures, so today we got the December numbers for consumer expenditures. They were up 6.7% from November and 3.2% from a year ago. However, since I said this morning that I like quarterly figures these days, here's the quarterly growth rate: Very respectable. The holiday season was strong ...continue reading "Spending was up 2.8% in the final quarter of 2023"

St. Louis is one of a handful of new locations announced for Marriott International Inc.’s new Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy brand of apartment-like hotel rooms.

The funds will be used to help with I-70 projects, including truck parking, Intelligent Transportation System, and work zone safety technology.

On a recent episode of Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates Jr., Sammy Hagar learned that DNA testing proved his biological last name was actually Belcher and not Hagar, and he wants his fans to…

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Both the headline and core PCE inflation rates remained subdued in December: On a conventional year-over-year basis, headline PCE inflation came in at 2.6% and core inflation was 2.9%. I've lately become attracted to quarterly rates for everything: it's a good compromise between the volatility of monthly figures and the staleness of year-over-year figures. The ...continue reading "PCE inflation stays cool at 2.0%"