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The rain in the Corn Belt states of the Midwest has been mysteriously absent this spring, plunging the region into drought.

A Hazelwood doctor who is fighting to become an Iowa-licensed physician was once accused of waging a campaign of harassment aimed at a colleague who questioned his abilities.

A city of St. Louis board voted Monday to advance projects in Forest Park and downtown's Citygarden.

Jessie Cannamore and Angel Clower of YWCA Metro St. Louis have been honored as 2023 Missouri Head Start Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year, respectively, by the Missouri Head Start Association (MHSA).

The Mayor's Office of Children, Youth and Families is preaching patience and urging skeptics to give their recreation center plans time to work.

Tiffany Powers lost her mom and aunt in an Amtrak train derailment that she ended up surviving. Now, she is sharing her story for the first time since last year's tragedy.  

A massive explosion ripped a Granite City home to shreds early Monday morning.

Jevon Westoland hosts Off the Wall: Open Mic!   MX Movies & Bar will be serving up a full bar, kitchen items, and of course fresh popcorn while you enjoy

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PATOKA - At first glance, Nancy Ansley seems like a regular artist. But Nancy, the founder of Nancy’s Museum of Horror and Rejects by Nancy Dolls, is not your typical painter. With her museum filled with horror movie scenes and her thriving business of gory dolls, Nancy stays in the Halloween spirit year-round. She hopes that everyone who checks out the museum or dolls learns to love horror as much as she does. “It doesn’t seem like work to me,” Nancy said of running her various businesses. “I just always loved it. I would stay up all night painting and sewing and things like that…I want to be down there painting in my studio all the time.” A longtime horror fan, Nancy has always gone all-out for Halloween. She and her husband, John, started decorating their house for trick-or-treat night 37 years ago. It soon became a major attraction for local kids, which was always the Ansleys’ goal. As more and more people fell in love wit

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Organizers behind a new program that keeps two St. Louis rec centers open late on weekend nights said they plan to boost social media outreach and community canvassing after few teens showed on Friday and Saturday.

The St. Louis Medical Examiner's Office used fingerprints to identify the 46-year-old.

Jaxson Dreiling is described by city leaders as a "young champion who has inspired the community with his resilience and unwavering spirit" following his diagnosis with stage four chronic kidney disease in January 2022.

At least 10 officers — retired and current — have been asked to give statements to Internal Affairs regarding the beating of Luther Hall.

The saga of Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard continues. The two biggest remaining hurdles over which Microsoft has to jump to get the deal over the finish line at this point are in the UK with the CMA and in America with the FTC. While Microsoft appeals the CMA’s refusal to allow the deal to […]

BUNKER HILL - If you’ve ever sold or bought a house, you already know the headache that it can cause. But that process is as painless as possible with Lisa Webb of Third Street Realty . CJ Nasello hosts a segment with Webb on Our Daily Show every third Wednesday of the month. On a recent segment of “Third on Third With Third Street Realty,” Webb and CJ talked about buying and selling in a tight market and all the realty tips you need for an easy move. “It can be very stressful, especially for a first-time homebuyer,” Webb said. “Communication is the key thing. If you don’t know, ask, because if you don’t ask, then you’re going to not know what’s going on, and then things can go haywire from here. If I don’t know the answer, I’ll get you the answer.” CJ can relate a little too well; Webb is his realtor, and he’s preparing to close on his first house. But while he was initially overwhelmed, Web

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No hurdles or holes in the road can stop business on Main Street in St. Charles.