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The breaks, worth about $155 million, will allow Boeing to compete for future defense department contracts. The company wants to expand its footprint adjacent to St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

Webster University students called for a quarterly report on university spending, higher pay for faculty and staff and public succession planning, among other things.

The launch of new corporate diversity, equity and inclusion programs surged two years ago, but signs of a pullback are emerging both nationwide and in St. Louis, fueled by a Supreme Court ruling.

A fishy, rotten smell is spreading across University City; its source is a seafood market without electricity for months.

Seniors in Tower Grove in need of food can get help Wednesday.

Emergency crews responded to a fatal SUV crash at a local Target early Wednesday morning.

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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Before Wednesday night's matchup between St. Louis City SC and LAFC, there's a food drive at CITYPARK.

If you think you have what it takes to be a master chef, the St. Louis Agency for Training and Employment has a job for you. They're holding a hospitality and culinary hiring fair Wednesday.

The Kirkwood School District is hosting its 7th annual 'Unified Night Lights' flag football game Wednesday night. Last year's event was canceled due to a storm.

Hudson Elementary in the Webster Groves School District is hosting their 2nd annual 'Got Culture' event.

Hazelwood school district families can learn about the dangers of human trafficking and the importance of cyber safety Wednesday night.

There are plans to make it easier to get on the ballot for St. Louis City voters. Mayor Tishaura Jones and the Board of Election Commissioners made the announcement.

We all know someone who gets "hangry" when they need something to eat, but a St. Louis teenager takes it to the extreme.

An MLS Next Pro-record crowd of nearly 10,000 watched Murphy's squad clinch its second consecutive playoff berth on Sunday at CITYPARK.

Decidedly fuss-free, the rooms are arranged with vintage and antique finds.

Channel 9 was among six new TV stations in St. Louis on FCC’s drawing board in 1952.

Missourians who are arrested, deemed unfit to stand trial and ordered into mental health treatment are now detained in jail for an average of eight months before being transferred to a mental health facility. And that’s “some good news,” Nora Bock, director of the Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Division of Behavioral Health, said during […]

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A shift is underway in the landscape of America’s utilities, and Missouri cannot afford to be left behind. For years, electric companies across the nation cited cost concerns in their resistance to clean energy. But that should be the case no longer, thanks to new federal opportunities. More of Missouri’s utilities must decide that embracing […]

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Eric Clapton helped Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. raise $2.2 million for his campaign by performing at a private fundraiser in Brentwood, California, on Tuesday, September 19, according to The Hollywood Reporter.…

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