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"We’ve supported the City of Brentwood all this time, but now we feel the last thing Brentwood is doing is support us," one business owner said.

The St. Louis official charged with public safety defended the city's jail and the person leading the facility during a committee meeting.

While it's too soon to tell if a turnover of the puck or leadership behind the bench will result in winning ways for the St. Louis Blues, one thing is for certain: Coach Craig Berube was one of a kind.

A Washington, D.C.-based filmmaker’s plan to survey a south St. Louis neighborhood with drones outfitted with lights and loudspeakers is getting mixed reactions from neighbors and city leaders.

In the St. Louis region, African-American students lag in reading proficiency when compared to other ethnic groups. The same is true throughout Missouri.

The crash happened near the intersection of East DuBois Road and North Pulsar Lane in Scheller, Illinois.

Notably, Metro's foray into film includes executive producing the Spider-Verse soundtrack, where his touch enhances the highly anticipated movie.

St. Louis County Police are investigating a deadly crash on N. Highway 67 near Jamestown Bay Drive.

Dr. Joe Davis, superintendent of the Ferguson-Florissant School District, is encouraging the public to join him in finding ways to prevent fights from occurring in school.

Missouri now has a statewide database to help doctors track opioid prescriptions. The program launched Wednesday.

While budget talks normally don't get underway until lawmakers begin session after the new year, the House is getting a jump start on the process.

I was fiddling around with some numbers this afternoon and came up with something interesting. As you know, the BLS reports earnings for all employees and for non-managerial employees, who make up about 80% of the workforce. This makes it easy to also calculate earnings for the managerial workforce. Right now, for example, wages for ...continue reading "Managers have taken a big earnings hit over the past three years"

ALTON - The Alton City Council officially gave their final approval Wednesday night for a $7.5 million agreement with developer WIC Landlord LLC for the Wedge Redevelopment Project, set to transform the former Wedge Bank building into a workforce training center, digital hub, startup business space, and more known as the “Wedge Innovation Center.” The agreement passed 6-0 with Alderwoman Stephanie Elliott abstaining. While there was no further discussion from any of the council members or members of the public at Wednesday’s meeting, John Simmons with AltonWorks thanked city officials for their support of the project at the Committee of the Whole meeting on Monday. “Thank you to the city for believing in us with the TIF request that moved out of this committee tonight,” Simmons said. “It’s going to go a long way to revitalize Alton and help dreams become a reality and bring things to fruition faster than they already would, so

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Combat Veteran and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), who served in the Reserve Forces for 23 years and is a member of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC), secured several important provisions in the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that passed Congress today to support our servicemembers, enhance strategic partnerships in the Indo-Pacific, improve logistics to bolster readiness and energy resiliency as well as continue to restore American competitiveness. The legislation, which now heads to the House of Representatives, also includes a 5.2% pay raise for our troops. “The brave men and women in uniform who serve our nation at home and abroad deserve to know that our country fully supports them as they and their families sacrifice to defend our country and our Constitution,” said Duckworth. “While I do not support every provision in this bipartisan compromise, I’m proud the bill we passed

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ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis man appeared in federal court on Wednesday to be sentenced after being repeatedly caught with a firearm. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri said Stephen Joseph Diani, 49, pleaded guilty in June to two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm. [...]