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Tammy Surdam walked out of a “Youth In Need” facility nearly 45 years ago in St. Charles, Missouri, and was never seen again. Now, the first age progression photo of what she might look like has been created.  Surdam, then 13, disappeared on August 11, 1979, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. 

A Walmart employee is in custody for allegedly stealing several pricey iPhones from the big box retailer.

For the second time in seven years, Carbondale, Illinois, will be in the path of totality.

The long-shuttered hotel would reopen under a Marriott brand.

This is the Pauma Valley on a hazy day, shot from about halfway up Palomar Mountain. I took this on a rare daytime scouting mission that led me up a progressively rockier road that, toward the end, was only barely passable. It's a good thing I hadn't tried this in my old Mazda. But it ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"

A botanical oasis in the city, Missouri Botanical Garden offers something for everyone—from the littlest nature-lover to the experienced gardener.

The last time a total solar eclipse happened was on Aug. 21, 2017, and Carbondale was also in the path of totality.

The owner of a power plant that provides steam to dozens of buildings has filed a more than $89 million lawsuit.

The discount provider of eye examinations, eyeglasses and contact lenses will open a new Metro East store April 12.

KISS rocker Gene Simmons is defending JoJo Siwa after folks on social media criticized her recent look, which was vastly different from her usual bright colors, sparkles and bows.The former Nickelodeon…

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The new managing partner in the Kansas City office who joined the firm in 2006 also focuses on business combinations, investment valuation, and inventory reporting and valuation across a variety of industries.

The suspect tried to force a woman from her car and fired a shot at a man who was speeding away, the Brentwood Police Department said.

Charges have been filed against a man for attempting to set fire to police headquarters during a protest in downtown St. Louis.

Today on TAP: Why does the National Security Council keep trying to wrest control of trade policy to help Big Tech?

After several years of litigation across the federal appellate courts, the U.S. Supreme Court in a unanimous opinion has finally crafted a test that lower courts can use to determine whether a government official engaged in “state action” such that censoring individuals on the official’s social media page—even if also used for personal purposes—would violate the First […]