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The 22-year-old is having a breakout season with CITY, leading the club with eight goals.

Palmer comes to 5 On Your Side from Spectrum News 1 Kentucky.

The CPI report for June was released this morning and it's nothing but good news. Headline inflation is at 2.2% and dropping, while core inflation finally cracked and is now down to 1.9%. Inflation is literally running at the rate the Fed wants it to. If you insist on wanting to know the conventional year-over-year ...continue reading "Inflation plummets near zero in June"

Snoop Dogg w/ Wiz Khalifa, Too $hort 6 p.m.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Inspiration and Expression, The Art of MaryJo Clark.   The exhibit includes collage,

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Both companies said the deal underscores their commitment to creating content featuring diverse voices, in front of and behind the camera.

There’s no better way to get infested with ticks and chiggers than picking wild blackberries. Then there’s the stained fingers, sticky palms, and scratched ankles and arms. Ah, But There’s an Alternative Last week Lucy and I picked cultivated blackberries. Tapping into the vines at Eckert’s Orchard in Bellville made the pickin’ less wild. More... 

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A sleek, modernist building with sharp angles stands on Lindbergh Boulevard, one door south of Gravois Road, with a prominent glass front and distinctive limestone walls. It stares down a Ford dealer across the street, flanked by an office building

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The St. Louis American Foundation partnered with the Anheuser-Busch Foundation to award 10 deserving college level juniors and seniors with a $5,000 scholarship for their upcoming semester. These students were selected based on academic performance, community involvement, and professor recommendation.

ALTON - After a few years off, Rock the Hops returns for "a celebration of music, art, and craft beer" taking place on Saturday, August 12th, from 2:00PM to 8:00PM at multiple venues in downtown Alton. Attendees can "hop" around between the 5 official venues and catch as many as 25 unique and creative music performances. The lineup will include a wide variety of genres such as rock, jazz-fusion, indie, folk, singer-songwriter, Americana, psychedelic jam bands, ambient, electronic and more. There will also be artisan booths featuring visual artworks and handmade goods available for purchase. Each of the 5 venues this year will play host to all three creative elements noted in the festival's tagline, creating a fun and celebratory atmosphere throughout the day. Ticket holders can choose from over 25 styles of craft beverages to sample, from seasonal summertime craft beers and citrusy IPAs, to refreshing ciders and seltzers. Not just a festival, the event brings awareness to, and heightens

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I’ve spent the better part of two decades writing about how telecom monopolization (and the corruption that protects it) results in expensive, spotty, sluggish, broadband and historically terrible customer service. The cause of our substandard broadband isn’t much of a mystery, but because of these companies’ political influence, state and federal policymakers often lack the […]

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signs a bill Wednesday to give people facing evictions the right to have a lawyer.

The shortage of nurses, especially in rural areas, stretched many providers to their limits during the pandemic. A Certified Nursing Assistant in Boss, Missouri, about 2 hours southwest of St. Louis, says many CNAs are leaving because of low pay and little support from management.

New charges Wednesday morning involving a sex tape scandal at the St. Louis County Courthouse.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker heads overseas for the start of his 7-day trade mission to the United Kingdom.

Wednesday you can help "Hydrate Our Heroes" at Schnucks stores.

The Clayton Police Department is holding their annual FBI National Academy Associates Blood Drive Wednesday.

The Wentzville Police Department is raising money for Special Olympics, and you can help out while grabbing a bite to eat at Texas Roadhouse.

July 12, 1966, was a sweltering day in St. Louis that featured not only the Major League All-Star Game, but the first visit of the Rolling Stones to St. Louis. Here is how we reviewed that concert.