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The 'disco dive bar' from the owners of Golden Gems is meant to be a "positive, happy gathering place that helps to build community and to be loud about the things that matter."

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Taya Sullivan, 20, is a freshman at West Virginia University, double majoring in neuroscience and Spanish. She also has a campus job in a linguistics lab, building on her majors and earning money she needs to continue her studies. Next semester, both her Spanish major and her job will be gone. Sullivan […]

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HOUSTON — When a lightning storm knocked out power in Doris Brown’s Northeast Houston neighborhood this summer, her solar-powered home suddenly became a refuge for frantic neighbors left without electricity. The impromptu guests were able to charge their cellphones, power up their CPAP and portable oxygen machines, and take hot showers. A party vibe prevailed […]

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This year brought us big ideas, exciting new works, and chances to get to know dozens of artists and performers.

By now we’ve well established that this particular series of media mergers — which began with AT&T’s doomed acquisition of Time Warner and ended with Time Warner’s subsequent spin off and fusion with Discovery — were some of the dumbest, most pointless “business” exercises ever conceived by man. The idiotic saga burned through hundreds of billions in […]

Wells Fargo's interest-rate outlook could be good news for many borrowers.

Thomas “TR” Reis was the type of man who grabbed life by the balls.  Reis partied hard, hunted deer and fished.

Here are the events we are looking forward to Dec. 15-21.

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Dec. 23, 1959:

In the days when many children lived in orphanages and hospital wards, do-gooders visited them on Christmas with gifts and warm wishes.

Police are looking for the occupants of a vehicle involved in a police pursuit early Friday morning in the metro east.

New details on a Hazelwood crash Wednesday night involving two cars at Dunn and Brown Road.

Three people are in custody Friday morning following an armed robbery in St. Charles that led to a chase in St. Louis County and City Thursday night.

St. Norbert Parish in Florissant offers mass in Swahili and French. Advocates say the services allow African immigrants to establish friendships and discuss immigration issues.

The space is slated to remain a pizzeria under new ownership, while owner Vito Chirco is developing an AI-based app that he says “has the potential to be a game changer" for the restaurant industry.

Total Access Urgent Care is set to pay $9.1 million to the federal government to settle allegations that the company overbilled federal insurance programs for services, including COVID-19 testing.

Just three days before Christmas, police are investigating a woman's murder in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

One of the largest urgent care chains in Missouri will have to pay more than $9 million over insurance claims.

Mercy Hospital St. Louis' new care-at-home program is gaining traction.