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Monarch butterflies pass through St. Louis on migration to Mexico
Migratory monarch butterflies recently passed one year on the endangered species list and, with their numbers decreasing, seasonal monarch migration could become a rare sight.
A judge has rewritten Missouri ballot summary language that described 'dangerous' abortions
21-year-old charged with fatal shooting in south St. Louis
Joshua Conley was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of an unidentified 23-year-old in the 2200 block of Keokuk Street, east of South Broadway.
VIDEO: McCarthy ROCKS 91-Ton Pedestrian Bridge at BJC Kingshighway South Tower
As the sun rose on the Autumn Equinox Saturday (Sept. 23), McCarthy crews had already been onsite for hours at new BJC Kingshighway South patient tower. They were making final preparations to move a 181-foot-long, 91-ton pedestrian bridge into place. Barnes-Jewish Plaza had been shut down and the Budrovich-provided crane had been set up on […]
Maryland Heights defaults on payment for ice center, raising questions about rink's future
Lenny Kravitz and his enormous scarf make TikTok debut
Lenny Kravitz is the latest rocker to join TikTok, and he did so in a pretty hilarious way. The rocker shared his first video on Saturday, September 23, and it had him walking…
Good recs for coffee shops or cafes with WiFi to work from near Wildwood/Ballwin?
Two arrested for Friday homicide in Marine Villa
A juvenile and an adult have been arrested in connection with a homicide that happened last Friday in south St. Louis.
Proposal at 121 South Meramec Would Change Clayton's Skyline
Proposal at 121 South Meramec Would Change Clayton's Skyline
Despite increased interest rates, and a difficult development environment overall, Clayton's boom continues with a proposal from Kansas...
Alderman Calls for St. Louis Corrections Commissioner to Be Fired
St. Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge told a crowd of about 35 people at a protest in front of the City Justice Center today that the city's corrections commissioner "needs to go." The Board of Aldermen Public Safety Committee, for which Aldridge is vice chair, had previously issued a tough statement about how the jail is being run, but today's statement by Aldridge was notable for its forthrightness.
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2 St. Louis-area breweries win medals at 2023 Great American Beer Festival
Two St. Louis-area breweries beat out heavy competition to earn medals at this year's Great American Beer Festival.
"George's Palooza" Send-Off Party For George’s Local Brew Owners This Weekend
JERSEYVILLE - Chris and Brenda Lorton are celebrating their last day as operators of George’s Local Brew in Jerseyville with a “George’s Palooza” sendoff party at the bar and restaurant this Saturday, Sept. 30 from noon to midnight, with doors opening at 11:30 a.m. The event will see a full lineup of live music, chances to win prizes, and many memories shared before George’s welcomes its new owners on Oct. 1. Chris said he wanted to “go out swinging” with a big party for the community members that have supported them over the years - and especially over the last few weeks, he said. “On our last day, we just wanted to have a really big party, just to kind of celebrate - if I’m going to go out, I’m going to go out swinging,” Lorton said. “We’ve had a roaring last six weeks, it’s been really busy, it’s been a lot of fun.” The event on Saturday will feature live music, karaoke, great food,
Northwoods officer accused of roughing up suspected shoplifter
A Northwoods police officer is on leave pending an investigation into alleged misconduct.
Woman charged with abandoning child inside St. Louis shopping mall, resisting arrest
Man found fatally shot inside car in St. Louis Monday afternoon
Eric Clapton wraps Crossroads Guitar Festival with special appearance by Stevie Wonder
Eric Clapton wrapped his two-night Crossroads Guitar Festival at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday with a surprise appearance by Stevie Wonder. Wonder joined Clapton on keyboards for a performance of…
Scooter's Coffee Offers Free Coffee All Month
BETHALTO/EDWARDSVILLE/GODFREY/JERSEYVILLE - While National Coffee Day is Sept. 29, Scooter’s Coffee has been spreading the coffee love all month long by offering FREE delicious, fresh-brewed coffee to customers every day throughout September. By the end of September, Scooter’s Coffee anticipates its stores will have served more than 1 million cups of free fresh-brewed coffee since Sept. 1. “What an exciting milestone to give away over 1 million cups of coffee during our September celebration of National Coffee Day,” said Joe Thornton, President of Scooter’s Coffee. “We have enjoyed the positive feedback from our valued loyal customers and new customers. Our Baristas have loved the joyful interactions with familiar and new faces each day in the drive-thru. It’s a reminder that a cup of coffee represents kindness, warmth and connection.” Customers have been flocking to Scooter’s Coffee drive-thru locations throughout September to