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Boom! The night a star was struck and another was born at the Muny
50 years ago, star Ann Miller was struck by a stage boom. A Webster College understudy came to the rescue.
“Soccer City” Stars Roundup
Before production for the Missouri History Museum’s newest exhibit Soccer City went underway, I didn’t know just how deeply entrenched the sport was in the fabric of St. Louis’s history. I also didn’t realize the staggering number of players who got their start or gained notoriety in the region that later went on to become …
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Open Mic tonight
Miss Bee Haven of Arnold, MO
Miss Bee Haven of Arnold, MO joined the Real Rock Army today
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain […]
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Food stamps to stay in farm bill, U.S. rep says at Missouri State Fair
The chairman of the House Agriculture Committee acknowledged Monday the current farm bill is likely to expire Sept. 30 without a new version being ready for passage
Jordan Walker's bases-loaded triple sparks the Cardinals to a 7-5 win over the A's
Rookie Jordan Walker hit a bases-loaded triple in the seventh inning, and the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for a 7-5 victory over the Oakland Athletics in a matchup of last-place teams.
Road rage mystery solved as ghost driver gets prison time
It was a mystery for months in Bourbon, Missouri, after Jamie Peters was found unconscious outside of her car in the middle of the road.
St. Charles shuts down water treatment plant, citing drop in free ammonia levels
Members of U.S. House Ag committee hold listening session for Missouri farmers
Even with many parts of the state receiving rainfall over the past week, this summer's drought is still taking a toll on Missouri farmers.
Emmett Till All Over Again: Six White Mississippi Cops Plead Guilty To Beating, Torturing Two Black Men
The more things change, etc. We’ll never fully reject this country’s racist history if we insist on stocking our police departments with racists. The horrific events described here do not exist in a vacuum. The officers who felt comfortable doing these things felt comfortable for several reasons. First, there’s the long history of racist policing, […]
Trump indicted by Georgia grand jury in 2020 election interference case
Former President Trump and a suite of 18 co-conspirators were indicted by a Georgia grand jury Monday on charges tied to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The charges follow a more than two-year investigation by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) into Trump’s efforts to pressure state officials to intervene to reverse his [...]
How local agencies are helping trafficking victims
The Federal Bureau of Investigation recently announced the results of a nationwide effort to help victims of sex trafficking.
You Paid For It: North St. Louis County community demands better police protection
A community in unincorporated north St. Louis County contacted the You Paid For It team for help dealing with a spike in cases of vandalism of their cars, as well as car thefts and other property crimes.
Cardinals fans heat up as the temperatures cool down
According to fans, the weather on Monday has been cooler, calmer, and very much Cardinals-approved. By the afternoon, much of the city was spending more time outside than indoors.
As someone who moved to STL only five years ago…
New details in redevelopment of riverfront area south of Gateway Arch
There's big news about one of the biggest projects ever in St. Louis: a dramatic, billion-dollar-plus overhaul of the South Riverfront, known as Gateway South.
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