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Bon Jovi teases new music ahead of “Legendary” release
Bon Jovi continues to get fans excited for new music. The band is set to drop the new song “Legendary” on Thursday, March 14, at 9 a.m., and in a new…
Visit Effingham, and define your getaway
This spring, fill your cup in Effingham, Illinois. With so much to see and do in this cozy, vibrant Midwestern getaway, you won’t want to leave.
Missouri farm underpaid hundreds of workers, U.S. Department of Labor rules
It’s Alive Automotive brings back a piece of history with the restoration of a Jaguar XK120 lost in the California fires
The restoration highlights the St. Louis company's passion for transforming tragedy into triumph and reviving vintage automobiles.
Nashville police share new video of missing Mizzou student
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Nashville PD searching for missing Mizzou student
Billionaire Mark Cuban rolls out more national AI boot camps, including in St. Louis
The Mark Cuban Foundation partners with local businesses to put on the boot camps.
Man pistol whipped, shot inside Midtown Bar & Grill in St. Louis
The 51-year-old man was pistol whipped and then shot in his leg, police said.
Senator Durbin Petulantly Promises To Destroy The Open Internet If He Doesn’t Get His Bad ‘Save The Children’ Internet Bill Passed
Last week, we wrote about Senator Dick Durbin going on the floor of the Senate and spreading some absolute nonsense about Section 230 as he continued to push his STOP CSAM Act. His bill has some good ideas mixed in with some absolutely terrible ideas. In particular, the current language of the bill is a […]
St. Louis City SC owners seek additional tax to pay for ground water issue
The owners of St. Louis City SC soccer team want to add a 1% sales tax in order to reimburse themselves for cleaning contaminated ground water.
Boy, 14, dies after being stabbed during fight near Jennings Junior High School
A 14-year-old boy was stabbed Tuesday afternoon during a fight just down the street from Jennings Junior High School.
Man killed 2 St. Louis Metro bus riders because one looked at him ‘the wrong way,’ cops say
"This was a horrendous case," said Berkeley police Chief Art Jackson. "Of the 30 years I've been in law enforcement, I've never seen anything like this."
Nashville police share footage of Mizzou student moments before he goes missing
Nashville police have released footage of the Mizzou senior who went missing over the weekend.
Could Victor Scott or Thomas Saggese make the Cardinals Opening Day roster?
Now halfway through spring games, two hot-hitting prospects are the talk of town for the St. Louis Cardinals in southern Florida.
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend: March 14 to 17
Thursday 3/14 From the Lou and Proud
The Gateway City's very own homegrown holiday, 314 Day, is finally upon us — and St. Louis is ready. Terrell "Young Dip" Evans and Tatum Polk created 314 Day back in 2006 with the hopes of bringing the city together and showcasing the positive things happening here, and the now region-wide holiday is increasingly a big deal, celebrated by individuals, organizations and businesses throughout the metro.
Federal funds will pay for pedestrian bridge linking Foundry, Armory
A pedestrian bridge over part of Interstate 64 in Midtown will link two of the biggest new developments in St. Louis, with funding from a federal grant.
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St. Charles man accused of trying to torch family member’s home
A St. Charles County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant Tuesday for a man accused of trying to set a relative’s home ablaze.