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The morning before our flights to head toward their new horizons, I woke up feeling unsettled.

Colorful bingsu is a refreshing summer treat.

Now is the perfect time for young people to study something new or pursue passions put on hold during the pandemic.

After Kansas Reflector reported on the ignominious and unconstitutional raid of the Marion County Record on Aug. 11, news outlets and commentators from across Kansas and the nation followed suit throughout the weekend. The voices of those who value a free press and free expression were overwhelming in their force and intensity. Eight days later, […]

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MARION, Kansas — Joan Meyer, surrounded by flowers and escorted to her gravesite by the same police force that may have had a hand in her death, was honored by the community in a Saturday service. “Joan was the epitome of knowing ‘small town’ does not have to mean ‘small mind,’ ” said the Rev. Ron […]

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The Saint Louis area can expect a sizzling hot day. Temperatures are projected to be a quite sizzling high of 101. Today has the makings of a perfect day to hit the pool or find a nice air-conditioned room. A…

Untress Quinn is the first African-American to serve as an Armstrong Teasdale law office managing attorney.

The $16 million Hoyleton residential campus includes six cottages, administrative and maintenance buildings, and renovation of the existing gymnasium.

Apparently grocery stores have been jammed all day here in Southern California, with lines literally snaking out the door. It turns out that people are stocking up in order to make it through the 18 hours of rain we're expecting tomorrow. This is happening all over, including places that are in zero danger of flooding—which ...continue reading "The apocalypse is coming"

The region will be under an excessive heat warning beginning Sunday at noon and stretching through most of next week, with heat indexes expected to reach up to 115.

Hundreds of residents are still struggling to rebuild houses and apartments a year after record rainfall and flash floods across the St. Louis region.