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A single thread out of place can distort the illusion of perfect embroidery or reduce the perception of the quality of a smooth hand of fabric. Its free movement against […]

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You can't scroll on social media and not see the latest updates on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

In September, the mom of a 4-year-old boy made national news when she used ChatGPT to diagnose her son’s pain, teeth grinding and leg dragging, a diagnosis that had eluded 17 doctors over three years. It’s an increasingly common scenario: Patients are looking to artificial intelligence for health care answers. And so are medical pros. […]

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Evolution Festival is coming back to Forest Park this September 28 to 29, and it's bringing a host of big names. The Killers and Beck will headline the two-day festival, joined by Blondie, Jane's Addiction, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Killer Mike and more. Other performers include Todd Rundgren, Pete Yorn, Elle King and Son Volt.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]

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Nothing about the Second Amendment Preservation Act has ever really been about protecting Missourians’ gun rights. And the sky could be purple.

The state treasurer of Missouri says he has no plans to remove decals of the official state seal with his name on them from unregulated slot machines.

Lutheran schools in the St. Louis region largely stayed open during the pandemic. And their enrollments have boomed.

Access offices at St. Louis-area colleges provide autistic students with academic supports, a sense of belonging.

It's the fourth-largest office building in the region with 759,608 square feet.

Washington University in St. Louis — criticized a decade ago for rock-bottom low-income enrollment — says it has carved out spaces for economically disadvantaged students as part of a new plan to increase need-based aid. Late last year, the university announced that 21% of its freshmen were Pell eligible, meaning they showed financial need after filling out a federal student aid application, and 17% were the first in their families to attend college. Currently, Pell-eligible students make up…

Contributor Content. It’s clear that the era of cutthroat company culture and fostering competition between employees as a form of motivation is over.

Only $1 million in purchases have gone through, as parents complain of delays and technical glitches on the platform called Odyssey.

Police were called to the Patch neighborhood in south St. Louis over the weekend after a woman was found bound by ropes and bleeding from the head. She later told police she had been confined against her will at a church in the city.  Three men have been charged with felony kidnapping and assult related to the incident.

A 17-year-old was shot twice Sunday evening in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

The City of St. Louis Department of Personnel will hold job fairs on Saturday, March 2 and Saturday, March 9,

Scott Sandler, founder of Pizzeoli and Pizza Head, will open the new concept in a corner space that’s been home to several other pizzerias.