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Celebrate the season with loved ones at these St. Louis spots.

Missouri is one of 36 states with laws preventing large state contracts with companies that boycott, divest from or sanction Israel.

Somehow I missed this (and I’m surprised it didn’t get much attention) but last month was the 25th anniversary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) being signed into law. I only spotted it because The Register just had an article looking back at 25 years of the DMCA. Given how central to various internet […]

It is now easier than ever for The Who fans to enjoy late bassist John Entwistle's solo material. Deluxe editions of the rocker’s six solo albums have just been released to digital services for the first…

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Austin, Keeper of the Family Culinary Flame My grandson, Austin, told me that he plans to make a green bean casserole for Thanksgiving. I couldn’t believe that someone in the Millennial age bracket wanted to make a recipe from so long ago. Learning in the Kitchen “Is that the old recipe with the Campbell’s soup,... 

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A Missouri woman has filed a lawsuit against the Kroger Company, which operates locally as Ruler Foods, over what she alleges is the mislabeling of their Smoked Gouda Cheese. Bridget Coburn’s lawsuit alleges that the gouda being sold at Ruler and Kroger is a violation of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act because the cheese being labeled as “Smoked Gouda” with a “Distinctive, Smoky Flavor” doesn't disclose that the flavor is partly due to liquid smoke flavoring, not an actual smoking process. 

A man who pulled a gun on a sandwich shop clerk because they got his order wrong has been charged with threatening a minor with a James Demetrius Jackson IV, 29, who has a cash-only bond set of $50,000.

The products can be returned to the Schnucks or Eatwell Market store where the pouches were purchased for a full refund.

ALTON - Alton and East Alton Fire Departments battled a serious blaze in the 1600 block of Walker in Alton early Friday, Nov. 3, 2023. Alton Fire Chief Jesse Jemison said the fire call came in at 4:02 a.m. and there was so much damage when the fire department arrived that they couldn't do anything to save the internal part of the home. He said the roof had already caved in when they arrived and there were intense flames in the house. The chief also said the home was vacant upon their arrival at the fire. The State Fire Marshal's Office has been called to investigate and decide if it is an arson case. The chief said the cause of the fire has not yet been determined, he said. The chief said the heat of the fire did cause some damage to a home next door, but thankfully because of the fire department efforts, that home was saved.

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A St. Louis County man is being held in jail after allegedly threatening a fast food employee who got his order wrong. James Demetrius Jackson IV had placed an order at the Penn Station sandwich shop in St. Ann. But when he got home, he apparently realized the order was wrong and called to complain.

Schnucks markets across the region have recalled several applesauce products after finding elevated levels of lead.

Queen is giving fans a look at another classic performance in this week’s episode of their YouTube series, Queen the Greatest Live.  The band shares footage of their performance of the Sheer Heart…

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One St. Louis grandmother is making a difference in teens' lives, one breakfast plate at a time. 30 Bishop DuBourg high school students shuffle through her doors and into her kitchen on Wednesday mornings for breakfast club. They call her "Grandma Peggy."

With a $750 million budget surplus on hand, there was little doubt whether North Dakota lawmakers would cut taxes earlier this year — the question was how much. “The surplus was strong, and we believe it’s going to be sustained into the future,” said state Rep. Craig Headland. “So, it just made sense to cut […]

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Green Door Art Gallery presents Finding Flow: Immersed in the Act of Creating fea-turing acrylic paintings by Angela Fromme, Gary Lang and Luciana Sabatino, mixed me-dia paintings by Elena Rybak […]

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