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A unit created to investigate police shootings in St. Louis was riddled with delays, errors and incomplete work, a report found. The city is fighting to keep it secret.

In September SSM Health officials announced plans for a new Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital at the corner of Grand and Chouteau in the Tiffany neighborhood. It would replace the current facility further south on Grand. They submitted a $300M building permit application last week. They plan to have it complete in 2027. Unfortunately the rendering […]

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The improvements are coming to roads with high rates of serious crashes.

The music of Paul Simon will be celebrated in Los Angeles this week. Variety reports that the annual Americana Music Association pre-Grammys event will be a salute to Simon, featuring performances by Jackson Browne, Jason…

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While the U.K. had Oasis vs. Blur, the big music rivalry in the U.S. during the '90s was Nirvana vs. Guns N' Roses. However, as GN'R bassist Duff McKagan tells ABC Audio, that so-called "rivalry" was overblown. "When…

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Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]

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Missouri’s practice of taking millions of dollars in Social Security benefits owed to foster kids to defray the cost of providing care could come to an end under legislation debated last week in a House committee.  The state took at least $6.1 million in foster kids’ benefits last year — generally Social Security benefits for […]

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The suit seeks refunds of the $14-per-month collection charges and an unspecified amount in damages.

When last we checked in with Hewlett Packard (HP), the company had just been sued (for the second time) for crippling customer printers if owners attempt to use cheaper, third-party printer cartridges. It was just the latest in a long saga where printer manufacturers use DRM or dodgy software updates to wage all out war […]

CHICAGO – First, a new grandson, and then a $3 million Illinois Lottery win, has one suburban Chicago player feeling like the luckiest man in the world. The winner, who has requested to remain anonymous, recently won the top prize of $3 million on a 200X Payout Instant Ticket. “I’m no stranger to buying tickets, just ask my wife,” joked the man. “But I’ve definitely never won a prize like this before.” The $3 million winning scratch-off ticket was purchased at a 7-Eleven, located at 606 W. Northwest Highway in Mount Prospect, where the winner has been a regular customer for many years. “The owner, his wife, and his son are very nice people,” explained the winner. “The owner said to his wife recently, ‘That guy is going to win someday! He always comes in, sits in his truck, and scratches his tickets – and he’s always so happy. He’s definitely going to win.’” The player is thrilled

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HOK selected a senior principal from its St. Louis headquarters office to take over leadership of the architecture firm's Kansas City branch.

The 2024 tax-filing season is officially open.

Kinloch Fire Protection Chief Kevin Stewart looks to uplift prospective firefighters as recruitment in the field looks bleak.