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St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape, and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]

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A group of poultry producers has filed a lawsuit against Tyson Foods, just months after the company shut down a processing plant in southern Missouri.

Former FOX 2 News anchor Randi Naughton is kicking off the new year with a new podcast, 'More To Say With Randi Naughton: Interesting Conversations with Interesting People.'

No officer was injured. Police did not return fire.

ALTON - Alton High alum Charles Musgrave has made an impressive life for himself that will be documented in a new film titled “Jewel of the Desert.” Musgrave, who attended Alton High in the 1940s, never forgot his roots even as he planted new ones in Sun City, Arizona, as the director of the Desert Brass Band, a band of 30 senior citizens ages 58–91. Director and producer Mary Apick was so moved by the band’s story that she decided to create a documentary about the Desert Brass Band, set to premiere on Jan 19, 2024, in Sun City. The documentary follows Musgrave and a few of his instrumentalists as they share how they became musicians, their lives as performers, and their experience in the Desert Brass Band. The band started in 1998, and Musgrave took over as the conductor and music director in 2000. After graduating from Alton High in 1950, Musgrave received a bachelor’s degree in music education from the Conservatory of Music at Shurtleff College,

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The new space will be used for improv classes and as a small venue that will host experimental shows.

Authorities are still searching for one former resident of the St. Louis nursing home that closed down abruptly last month.

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Several contentious issues have cropped up — including a mayoral election challenge, a mystery salary for the city manager and two ethics investigations.

Hush-a-Phone, Scissor Phones, One of the First Rotary Dial Phones – these are some of the telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum. Housed in a restored 1896 […]

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The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Ryan K. Boykins, 36, of the St. Louis area.

Reaction to Kimberly Dragoo’s candidacy has been both fiery and divided.

Multiple people were shot at a high school in Perry, Iowa, on Thursday morning, according to the Dallas County sheriff.

It's been a whisper. A tantalizing rumor. We've heard it from seemingly everyone, yet no one has been able to verify it.

Whether you're looking to make a delicious dish or whip up an outstanding cocktail, these courses offer expert tips and memorable learning experiences.

Antique stores might sell the occasional machine, but May said Jones Typewriter is the only “big” repair business in Missouri.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) and Congressional Labor Caucus Co-Chairs Representatives Mark Pocan, Donald Norcross, Debbie Dingell, Steven Horsford, Marcy Kaptur, Chris Deluzio and Emilia Sykes led 45 of their colleagues in a bipartisan letter urging the Biden Administration to ensure a comprehensive regulatory review of Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel. “Domestic steel production is crucial to the U.S. economy, including by supporting tens of thousands of well-paying, middle-class jobs across the country, as well as being key to the U.S. industrial base and our global competitiveness. To preserve U.S. domestic steel production capacity and to ensure that steel production jobs remain good jobs going forward, it is critical that any company that acquires U.S. Steel commits to respecting and working collaboratively with the company’s workforce,” the Members wrote in a letter to President Biden. “However,

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