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The future of Chesterfield Mall is coming into focus Monday morning.

It's been a busy start to the week for St. Louis police after two different shootings left a teenager and a woman hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Both victims are expected to survive. On Monday morning, the search is on for suspects in both cases.

Monday is President's Day and one group is celebrating with an annual event.

Detectives with the St. Louis County Police Department's Bureau of Crimes Against Persons are investigating a fatal house fire in Ferguson that left five people and three dogs dead on Monday.

Gigliani joined CITY last year after several years working with Premier League powerhouse Manchester City and overseeing teams across the world that operate under the City Football Group umbrella.

Beginning February 25, Brentwood’s legendary burger joint will be open on Sundays from 11 a.m.–4 p.m., and extended hours could follow.

In the months before the Planned Parenthood clinic in Columbia was forced to stop providing abortions in 2018, Emily Wales spent long nights calling patients to make back-up plans.  The clinic’s license was in jeopardy as it faced a court battle over hospital admitting privileges. Wales was among the staff calling women across Missouri as […]

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Hundreds of pages of recently released documents provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Services affirm what the overwhelming majority of the public has known for decades: Marijuana is therapeutically useful. And its harms are not on par with those of heroin — which federal regulations currently consider it akin to — or even alcohol. […]

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The launch of the revamped federal student aid form, known as FAFSA, was supposed to make getting help paying for college easier. But for many students from immigrant families, it’s shut them out. They’re all U.S. citizens but their parents are not. The issue may jeopardize their ability to afford college.

The pilot had radioed that he was low on fuel prior to the crash, authorities said.

Amazon and the Adderall pill-mill lobby blitz Oregon to kill a (tame) ‘corporate practice of medicine’ ban.

The groundbreaking president of SEIU is stepping down, at a time when the possibilities for organizing American workers may be rising.

While Project 2025 plots VA dismantling, its Biden-appointed leader tells workers to ‘stay out of politics.’

Matt Marino of Belleville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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The overall design was inspired by the wallpaper in the dining room, a pink floral, says interior designer Karen Korn.

EDWARDSVILLE - Several individuals around Madison County have been charged with various forms of theft in recent months, according to court documents released by the county. Items stolen include a motorized shopping cart, airsoft guns, power tools, U.S. currency, and much more. James J. Wille, 40, of Saint Jacob, was charged on Feb. 5, 2024 with one count of theft over $500 after allegedly stealing a motorized shopping cart from the Walmart located at 400 Junction Drive in Glen Carbon. The motorized cart reportedly had a value in excess of $500. Wille was charged with a Class 3 felony in the case presented by the Glen Carbon Police Department. Court documents indicate he was remanded to jail to be held until his initial appearance in court. Antoine J. Shipp, 59, of Granite City, was charged with one count of theft (a Class 4 felony) after allegedly stealing less than $500 worth of U.S. currency from a victim on Jan. 12, 2024. Shipp’s case was presented by the Granite

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The fundraiser for T.J. Mister collected more than $3,000 for free swimming scholarships.