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The music, spirits, and food fest will bring nearly 30 artists to Forest Park September 28 & 29.

On Saturday, February 24 in Tampa, Florida, Billy Joel and Sting played the first of several co-headlining stadium shows they have planned for 2024. In addition to playing their own…

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ALTON - The 91st Season at ALT officially launches on March 1st, 2024, but here is a sneak peek at the plans to "Sparkle" with so many choices of true Entertainment! Yes, there will be new, familiar, beloved plays and stories of inspiration (that also tickle the funny bone)......and given the National divides and polarization, ALT re-states its mission to create a safe space where people can just cast aside the worries of the world for a few hours and enjoy themselves. Kevin Frakes (Artistic Director) and Lee Cox (Executive Director) focus on giving patrons enjoyment and producing works that mean so much to them, and introducing some new Directors to ALT's Line-up. For the 91st Season, this means FIVE Mainstage productions and an additional FIVE Extra, Extra Entertainment Shows -- so that Theater-lovers have Choice AND something to see almost every month -- and who knows, ALT might add another show or concert and likely will as the 91st Season officially starts June 1st, 2024 and run

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The restaurant will serve made-from-scratch Italian-American fare, like pizza, sandwiches, bruschetta, toasted ravioli and shaved brussels sprouts.

The first meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26.

These local restaurants are offering tasty specials throughout the Lenten season.

Sometimes, an advertisement is worth a thousand op-eds. Last week, one of us co-authored an op-ed criticizing an amicus brief filed by the American Economic Liberties Project and several prominent law professors in the pending Supreme Court case NetChoice v. Paxton. AELP’s brief defends the constitutionality of a Texas law prohibiting social media companies from […]

Creve Coeur-based metal recycling company Alter Trading Corp., one of the St. Louis region's largest privately held companies, has acquired a Mississippi business's operations.

When I first learned that a traveling magic show that caters specifically to consumers of marijuana was coming to town, my immediate reaction was one of outrage. Smokus Pocus, as the act is so dubbed, features the talents of one Ben Zabin, a globe-trotting entertainer in his mid-twenties who grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut. Zabin got into boy wizardry when he was gifted a magic set for Hanukkah at the tender age of 4, and proved so adept at his craft that he was performing publicly by age 10 and being regularly paid for it by the time he reached high school, as detailed in a 2016 profile by the Greenwich Free-Press.

Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome. That's a quote from Arthur Ashe, the only black man ever to win the singles titles at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, and the Australian Open.

A woman claims she was beaten and  held captive by three people inside a St. Louis church.

The happiest place on earth became even happier for a man from St. Louis this weekend.

The FOX School District in Arnold is once again considering a 4-day school week. District officials brought up the idea last year as a way to cut costs, but discussions were postponed.

Elliott See and Charles Bassett's jet approached too high and began a tight swing around the Lambert, eventually crashing into the McDonnell complex. Both astronauts died in the crash.

If you drive around downtown or plan on going to a St. . Louis Blues game anytime soon, be advised that there's a major road closure starting Monday.

St. Louis Police are searching for a suspect Monday morning after a bizarre incident over the weekend in The Grove. Two people were critically hurt after they tried to get into the wrong car.

A fire overnight damaged a vacant house in Florissant.

Another pedestrian has been struck and killed in north St. Louis.

The St. Louis City Reparations Commission will hear from Mayor Tishaura Jones at their meeting Monday night.