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From Next STL:  Between Delmar Divine, the Delmar Maker District, Delmar Main Street, and the Kingsway Elevation District, there is consorted effort to bridge the Delmar Divide underway. There are some new tidbits on planned developments by Kingsway Development in the Kingsway Opportunity Zone, which encompasses Delmar from Kingshighway to Taylor as well as the […]

From St. Louis Post Dispatch:  The developer behind a major mixed-use project north of Forest Park said a settlement in a long-running lawsuit with a rival developer will keep controversial landlords Vic Alston and Sid Chakraverty from using a “bogus” neighborhood group to “bully” competitors. Reached on the eve of trial, the settlement ends a […]

The council gives young people a direct way to inform municipal policies and programs which affect their lives.

School that Archdiocese was going to close instead celebrates a new path forward.

Catholics are traveling to Gower, Missouri, to witness what they call a miracle: a nun's body with no signs of decay four years after burial.

The release said the man suffered multiple injuries, including rib pain that remains ongoing for the victim.

Listen to the final chapter of Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles that examines the circumstances surrounding a death in a New Jersey resort town.

The company last July cited poor market conditions and the deteriorating performance of IPOs as reasons for halting its return to public markets. Now, its IPO plans are back on, and analysts point to one primary reason.

Ted Drewes will reopen its location at 4224 S Grand Blvd. on Friday for the summer season, the company said in a Facebook post.

The report, released by Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, says bishops of the Belleville Diocese, which covers southern Illinois counties, “turned their backs on children” to protect priests.

Authorities say a southern Illinois man has been charged with theft for allegedly stealing a backhoe to drive about 10 miles to an airport to catch a flight.

In a Festus, Missouri, neighborhood early Tuesday morning, one family was startled by the sudden appearance and size of a bear.

Director of Public Utilities with the City of St. Louis, Curt Skouby, said he needs a 40% jump to battle rising costs and failing infrastructure.

Welcome to Trivia Nights at the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten, hosted by Trivia Quest.   Every Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m., you can enjoy beer and brainteasers, really putting your knowledge

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A former Missouri House speaker who was forced to resign in disgrace in 2015 has been fined $47,000 by the Missouri Ethics Commission for allegedly misusing campaign funds. John Diehl, a Republican from Town and Country, signed a consent decree with the ethics commission released Tuesday acknowledging probable cause that he violated state campaign finance […]

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Well, well, the “Taco Tuesday” battle appears to be heating up quickly. After years of holding and policing its trademark for “Taco Tuesday,” chain Taco John’s has found itself in a battle with Taco Bell, which is petitioning the trademark office to rescind its rival’s mark due to it becoming generic. I noted in that […]

For Construction Forum’s 10th Anniversary Celebration on May 18th Solstice Productions, official video producer for the Forum, prepared a “highlights reel”. The video, which clocks in at five minutes, condenses years of Forum program metrics, achievements and images into a brief clip with a driving rock guitar theme. “When we first started the Forum a […]

The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to break ground Wednesday on a new $115 million food safety laboratory in St. Louis that will replace the current testing facility, one of only three operated by the federal agency.