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The devastating damage from Hurricane Helene included a factory in North Carolina where much of the IV bags used in the United States are produced. The bags are used to administer liquids and medicine to patients in need of care.

Authorities found Thomas E. Brown, 83, by 5:14 p.m. this Monday.

Start the week on the right note! On Monday nights, Schlafly Tap Room in downtown St. Louis hosts acoustic Dead jams featuring Nick Elwood and Tracy Gladden of The Stone […]

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St. Louis brewery Earthbound Beer is shutting down, with plans to close its Cherokee Street taproom and end distribution by year’s end.

“When they see the FBI or hear the FBI there’s an expectation,” Johnson said. “I want people to feel safe and know that they’re safe.”

Heavy rainfall and severe flooding in July caused major damage in Washington County. FEMA recovery centers are opening in the Metro East to help flood victims.

A few weeks ago I mentioned that California had passed a law banning "materially deceptive" campaign deepfakes created by AI. Today brings this comment: On Sept 27 @nytimes accused @elonmusk of being “misleading” for criticizing a new California law to censor parody. “The laws have exceptions for parody” said the Times Five days later a ...continue reading "California did not ban a parody video"

Top mixologists compete for the top spot in this Coffee Cocktail Competition at The Fountain on Delmar (5242 Delmar), sponsored by Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Company and Haus Alpenz. Join us […]

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Across the St. Louis metro area, many high schoolers are gearing up for homecoming. But this past weekend, students at Jennings High School were locked out of the dance after not arriving on time.

Becoming a first responder was a top priority for Sch’Erica Wilson. That’s because her mom, Scherise Bishop, is always at the tip of her mind.

On April 20, John Henry Davis was admitted to the hospital with abdominal pain. He died on April 30 at age 62.

ALTON - This National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Challenge Unlimited is calling for employers to hire people with disabilities. Stephanie Schrage, marketing manager with Challenge Unlimited, noted that there are 749,000 people in Illinois who have disabilities between the ages of 18–64, and only 49% of this population is employed. She said this “untapped workforce” wants to work, and Challenge Unlimited has programs to help make this happen. “We want to raise awareness around the fact that these individuals are ready to work, willing to work,” Schrage said. “Through Challenge Unlimited in particular, we offer training programs and job coaching.” National Disability Employment Awareness Month has been an annual recognition since 1988. This year’s theme is “Access to Good Jobs for All.” As more people are diagnosed with neurodivergent conditions, the number of people with disabilities in the U.S. is increasing.

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Officials from SSM Health and St. Charles County cut the ribbon Monday on a new outpatient center in O'Fallon, Missouri.

American Water provides services to more than 14 million people across 14 states and on 18 military installations.

A House Springs, Missouri, man is accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of copper wiring from a senior medical facility in St. Louis City.