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The Teamsters represent 5,000 workers at 12 A-B breweries.

Social Security benefits for millions of people will rise by an average of over $50 a month starting in January, from a Social Security 3.2% annual cost of living adjustment.

If you have poinsettias, you may be looking for ways to take care of them. Here are some pointers from the Missouri Botanical Garden:

The developer behind the new Costco-anchored shopping center has backed out of a deal to buy an adjacent neighborhood, angering residents who say their futures are in limbo.

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You might be merging incorrectly on the highway if you aren't following these rules. The standard for merging dictates that those attempting to enter the highway do not have the right of way. Instead, they must match the flow of traffic and merge without causing disruptions to existing highway traffic.

The lack of communication from the management has added to the frustration and uncertainty surrounding the closure.

About 170 residents were relocated by shuttle bus from the Northview Village Nursing Home Friday evening.

GRAFTON - Grafton’s Winter Lights Parade was bigger and brighter than ever on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2023. The parade kicked off at 5:30 p.m. at Hawg Pit BBQ in downtown Grafton. The route traveled along the back road and ended at the Loading Dock at 401 Front Street. Alison Rohan explained that this new town tradition began as an inside joke and has quickly grown to include over 100 parade entries. “ It started as a little joke,” she said. “Two of us decorated our car with lights during the holidays, and we would have a parade. So we did it the first year and had fun doing it and the next year we had 25 people in the parade, or cars. So this year on social media it really blew up, and we had over 100 entries in the parade.” This year’s parade was sponsored by the Grafton Chamber of Commerce. They encouraged people to grab dinner at the Loading Dock or somewhere else in Grafton and explore more of downtown Grafton after the parade concluded.

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The Arena may no longer be standing, but the legacy of the father-son partners who brought the Blues to St. Louis lives on.

Each of the two crashes involved a single vehicle. The drivers in both crashes died.