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Join Community Living for their 25th Annual Legacy Ball at Ameristar on Saturday, February 15 at 5:30 p.m. and support their mission.

A toxicology report showed Colby McCreary’s blood-alcohol content at the time of the crash was .17%, more than twice the legal limit.

This week we talk about the weapon used by the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO murderer; the sad state of OSINT after a suspect's name is released; how health insurance companies have tried to scrub leadership from the web; moderation challenges on Reddit; and deepfake apps.

Green Door Art Gallery presents Naturally Abstract, featuring paintings by Sheldon Johnson, mixed media paintings by De’Joneiro Jones, fiber art by Suzy Farren, sculptures by Lisa Hilton and jewelry by […]

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This story mentions suicide. If you or a loved one are suffering from thoughts of self-harm, dial 988 or visit 988lifeline.org to live chat with a mental health professional. WASHINGTON — House Democrats will face a tough vote this week on the final compromise annual defense bill that includes pay raises for troops but also […]

WASHINGTON — An effort to pass a sweeping measure aimed at protecting press freedoms was struck down in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday night. The journalism shield law — which would limit the federal government’s ability to force disclosure of journalists’ sources — drew strong objections from President-elect Donald Trump, who’s had a rather rocky relationship […]

Our Lady of Guadalupe School teaches children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade with one class for each grade level.

Way back during the battle during net neutrality, you might recall all the sleazy shit telecom giants did to tip the scales in their favor. Like making up dead and fake people to stuff regulatory websites with phony support for telecom giants. Or creating fake consumer groups to oppose net neutrality. Or hiring dodgy companies […]

ST. LOUIS - The U.S. Probation Office of the Eastern District of Missouri in St. Louis hosted its annual holiday party Tuesday night. The annual holiday party provides support for people who are supervised by their office to have a positive holiday experience with their children. The office provided toys, coats, and quilts to more [...]

The city’s jail chief returned to work Monday after a 3-month leave of absence, a spokesman said, ending months of uncertainty about leadership at the troubled facility.

The 70-year-old Our Lady of Guadalupe school has “increasing costs and decreasing revenue,” according to the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

Proposal from Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Aldermanic President Megan Green marks likely turning point in a three-year debate that began after the city settled with the NFL for $790 million.

The St. Louis Board of Education voted to fire Keisha Scarlett on Sept. 13. She plans to appeal her firing.

What’s the right time to arrive to a party? Is it okay to Irish exit? How do you plan the menu? Hear answers to these questions and more from Susie Busch–Transou (Hearth & Soul) and Courtney Winet (Courtney Winet Design).

George Mahe and Cheryl Baehr share their favorite spots that opened during the past year.