Art Saint Louis presents "Varsity Art 28," our 28th annual exhibition highlighting works by 39 undergrad and grad level student artists representing 21 STL regional/area colleges and universities. This year's […]
A country club in Troy, Missouri, caught fire late Sunday afternoon.
The Lincoln County Fire Chief Michael Marlow said the fire started somewhere in the attic of Woods Fort County Club.
“It's a clubhouse, restaurant and golf shop," Marlow said. "There were golfers present. They were operating the below areas where their golf carts are and whatnot. That was quickly evacuated. Some of the employees saw the fire and pulled the fire alarm, which caused them to get evacuated. So there were no civilian…
There has been a dramatic drop in welders across the United States, yet the need only seems to be growing. FOX 2's Kalista Mitrisin says its one small community college in Centralia, Illinois, is changing and diversifying the demographic of future welders.
As part of a new five-year strategic plan, the St. Louis Community Foundation said it will now prioritize grant-making using its discretionary funds in two areas – what it terms economic mobility and youth connections.
There are two major reasons that the U.S. doesn’t pass an internet-era privacy law or regulate data brokers despite a parade of dangerous scandals. One, lobbied by a vast web of interconnected industries with unlimited budgets, Congress is too corrupt to do its job. Two, the U.S. government is disincentivized to do anything because it exploits this […]
Newly obtained financial records show Northview was paying its owners' companies at least $1.5 million a year even as resident counts dipped and revenue fell.
Jacob Barker and Annika Merrilees St. Louis Post-Dispatch
There's an update on the financial situation of 'Northview Village Nursing Home.' It abruptly closed in December and left almost two hundred people with nowhere to go.
Parts of the Midwest including Missouri lack reliable data on Hispanic maternal mortality rates. A new investigation shows that while an accurate count is challenging, it may also cause underserved populations to miss out on health care resources.
On March 4, 1861, Gov. Claiborne Fox Jackson and fellow secessionists in the Legislature hoped the convention would push Missouri into the budding Confederate States of America.
A partly cloudy start to Monday with mild temperatures. We’ll start in the mid to upper-50s and warm into the upper 70s. The record high for March 4 is 79 and we could meet or beat that. Gusty winds that took a break overnight will pick back up through the day.
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