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The Missouri History Museum’s grand hall is getting a new look this weekend.  

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Thursday that $52.5 million in grants are available to community-based organizations that provide suicide prevention for veterans and their families.

St. Louis County Police responded to 6,893 calls at the complex since 2020, according to department records. About 3,000 extra patrols have been performed.

Generate Health’s vision is to zero racial disparities in infant and maternal mortality by 2033.

At the time, more than 10 people were working inside the building.

Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon said voters will very likely have another option in the 2024 presidential race within the next eight weeks.

Donald Trump went medieval on Nikki Haley after he beat her in New Hampshire. Rich Lowry says this was dumb: She is appealing to the Republicans and Republican-leaning independents that Trump needs to substantially bring home in November to beat Biden. Killing her with kindness would make much more sense for Trump than, in irate ...continue reading "The method to Donald Trump’s madness"

Mike Johnson on Wednesday said the downtown Sugarfire posted between $5 million and $6 million in annual revenue pre-Covid.

Several O’Fallon community members reported that they have not received their mail lately.

Customers with dietary restrictions will soon have access to a more convenient and reliable way to navigate Dierbergs.

Three days ago I called Rep. James Comer a big fat liar. Since then, we've been on the edge of our seats wondering if I was right. Did he, in fact, lie about the testimony of Kevin Morris in the Hunter Biden affair? Of course he did. A transcript of Morris's testimony was released on ...continue reading "Yep, James Comer is a big fat liar"

Northview Village closed suddenly on Dec. 15 as the company that owned it struggled to meet payroll.

It's named after a man who fought for equal rights in the early 1900s. Healthcare leaders hope it will close the healthcare gap in north St. Louis.

The Redmond, Washington, resident admitted he hid two cameras in bathrooms at the S Bar F Scout Ranch in July 2021 while he was there as a volunteer.

"There are a lot of kids in this neighborhood," Nate Schmerber said. "The last thing I want is commercial trucks and semis rolling through a residential area."

The request filed on Tuesday asked for his fourth-degree assault charge to be wiped off his record.