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As waters warm, Alaska Native families confront a world without the fish that fed them for generations.

The heavy metal is poisoning Indigenous peoples' environment and health, but no one can agree on how or when to get rid of it.

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Bill Curran of Waterloo, IL became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today

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The first apartments are open at the former MetLife office campus in south St. Louis County, part of a mixed-use redevelopment that includes one of the largest office-to-residential conversions in the St. Louis region.

The Flyover Comedy Festival returns to The Grove neighborhood of St. Louis from Nov. 9 to 11. The annual comedy invasion features various stand-up comedians, including Jeff Ross, Janelle James […]

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This year marks the 32nd Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival. The festival showcases cutting-edge features and shorts from around the world, many of which will receive their only […]

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Brush up on the history of the Mighty Mississippi while cruising the river.   The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch have partnered with the Missouri History Museum to introduce a […]

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The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline.   Narrated by the captain […]

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The actors strike is over: SAG-AFTRA did not immediately disclose terms of the agreement, but the committee said the three-year contract was “valued at over $1 billion.” The details are expected to be released after SAG-AFTRA’s national board reviews the contract on Friday. The proposed contract — which also still must be ratified by the ...continue reading "All the Hollywood strikes are over"

Despite the recent warm weather, we know winter weather is around the corner, and major corporations are stepping up to help children in need.

"Josh is in a lot of pain right now. It's a big miracle he survived," said Sabrina Brake.

The 18-year-old had a machine gun on him when he was arrested, according to police. Now officers are stepping up patrols as more businesses look to come there.

The moderators of tonight's Republican debate did pretty well! Despite Vivek Ramaswamy's best efforts to remain an asshole, they kept him pretty much under control. Everyone else, too. They mostly did this by asking questions instantly after each speaker had finished, a ploy that other moderators should emulate. So who did best? Not Tim Scott, ...continue reading "Debate roundup: Trophies for all!"

Wednesday's active shooter drill was practice between two police departments: St. Louis City and Veterans Affairs.

The decision comes following the death of former NHL pro Adam Johnson, who died on the ice on Oct. 28 when his neck was cut by a skate.

The nonprofit Rebuilding Together St. Louis is celebrating three decades of helping people in the community with home repairs.

Usually when we’re talking about a trademark dispute, never mind a lawsuit, there is some level of anger, frustration, or animosity between the two parties. The reason for that is pretty obvious: nothing puts you on negative footing towards another quite like getting sued or getting threatened with a lawsuit. But, and I cannot stress […]

Illinois state officials are warning of a new scam that could affect your family. It comes after a Granite City woman said she went to pay for her groceries with her government benefits, only to find out a thief had drained her account. And she's not alone.