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Slash is set to make a special in-store appearance at Easy Street Records in Seattle on July 7.The Guns N’ Roses guitarist will perform with his blues band, bassist Johnny Griparic,…

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The aircraft giant's deal of one of its St. Louis-based suppliers has been smoother than expected, said a union leader, while a local leader of the company said the transition has been "awesome."

by Tom Finan, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Construction Forum On Wednesday (June 26th) ARCO responded to questions from Construction Forum regarding its pullout on a major project. In one of the most unusual disputes in memory over a construction project, $6.5B ARCO Construction notified its subs last Friday (June 21st ) on the $150M Gateway […]

The imminent closure of the location at the Chesterfield Mall might not mean the end of the restaurant chain's presence in the western St. Louis suburb. Here's why.

A man who pleaded guilty earlier this year to stealing mail in Chesterfield was sentenced Thursday to 19 months in federal prison.

The St. Louis Cardinals will give away a "mystery-sized" jersey as a promotion this weekend against the Cincinnati Reds.

A man convicted in the murder of a St. Louis police officer was sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole.

St. Louis was ranked as the third best city in the Midwest and 25th best city in the U.S., with highlights including music, nightlife, and the expansion of the America's Center Convention Complex.

One year ago Elton John gave what he said would be his final U.K. performance by making his first-ever appearance at England's legendary Glastonbury Festival. On Wednesday he posted a video documenting what went…

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The nonprofit says the exhibit was 'antisemitic,' while the artists have a different opinion.

(The Center Square) – Missouri and Oklahoma should adjust school funding when enrollments drop instead of allocating amounts based on policies using previous numbers, according to a report by the libertarian Reason Foundation.

Hundreds of earmarked items in the $51.7 billion budget passed by lawmakers this year will be vetoed, Gov. Mike Parson said Thursday, just days before the new fiscal year begins. Speaking with reporters after groundbreaking for a new multi-agency state laboratory, Parson had two criticisms for the budget plan — it goes overboard on earmarks […]

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Officials said the new, multi-story facility near the old Missouri State Penitentiary will help five state agencies share information, expertise, equipment and support services under one roof.

Walgreens will close some stores in the U.S., CEO Tim Wentworth said this week as he tries to right the fortunes of the flagging pharmacy giant.