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Centene expects to lose millions of Medicaid customers beginning in April
Centene Corp. expects to lose millions of Medicaid customers when state governments resume reviewing recipients' eligibility in April after a three-year hiatus, setting off a period of rebalancing for health insurers.
Breathe: A Solo Exhibition by Artist Lauren Younge
Breathe is a collection of large-scale abstract paintings created through the unconscious combination of bold colors and free movement. Artist Lauren Younge uses acrylics to design irregular patterns that could motivate
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Proud to Serve: Sarah Jansen, Edwardsville firefighter, receives $500
One local first responder, military member, or veteran will be chosen each month on FOX 2 to receive $500 and the Proud to Serve award.
The Doobie Brothers extend their 50th anniversary tour
The Doobie Brothers are extending their anniversary celebration. The band, including Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald, Pat Simmons and John McFee, just announced more dates for their 50th anniversary tour. The additions include 35 new shows, kicking…
Neighbor’s dog outdoors barking constantly. He has been outside since yesterday afternoon and the owner didn’t come home last night—I feel sorry for that poor baby. Should I call someone? I feel like it isn’t fair for that puppy to be neglected like that.
Monday, February 27, 2023 - St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy is bringing an outsider’s perspective to the department
The first chief from outside the St. Louis department is outlining his goals. They include addressing violent crime to make the city "a better place than where we've been in the past."
Reckless Driver Kills 4 Teens in St. Louis' Midtown on Sunday
This weekend saw five people, including four teens, lose their lives on the city's roads. One person died Saturday in Bevo Mill, and preliminary police reports suggest an unidentified reckless driver caused the four other fatalities on Sunday.
Weekly Events Thread 2/27/23 - 3/5/23
Dupo Shooting Standoff Ends Monday Morning
DUPO - A standoff after a shooting that lasted several hours ended Monday morning. The shooting suspect Reginald Allen, 40, was discovered dead in his garage from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, law enforcement reported. A person was shot to death in the situation and a police officer was injured. A neighborhood in Dupo was locked down for several hours. Law enforcement around the region was called to the situation and visible. Law enforcement said Allen barricaded himself inside a McBride Avenue in Dupo home near Interstate 255, and killed a person, and shot a Dupo Police officer. The initial call to law enforcement came at 1:18 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2023.
New exhibits for families at The Magic House
The popular children's museum offers hands-on learning experiences for children of all ages to use their imaginations to create, invent, problem-solve, explore, and discover.
New Exhibits for Families at The Magic House
The popular children's museum offers hands-on learning experiences for children of all ages to use their imaginations to create, invent, problem-solve, explore, and discover.
Gunman kills self after fatally shooting a man and injuring a Dupo police officer
Police said a man with an AK-47-style weapon shot a Dupo officer when the officer showed up to confront him.
Question for anyone who has worked at the St.Louis Zoo
City Museum’s ‘City Nights’ Events Will Be the Parties of the Summer
By day, the City Museum (750 North 16th Street, citymuseum.org) is swarming with tourists, school field trips and wild-ass kids. But nighttime at the City Museum is when the grown ups can pop in and enjoy a little adult time. The museum's "City Nights" series is a collection of seven events that take place over the summer on the rooftop of the City Museum at night.
Secular/less religiously-focused alternatives to AA
Cori Bush Secretly Weds Cortney Merritts
U.S. Representative Cori Bush got married earlier this month in a private ceremony in St. Louis. The progressive Democrat signed a marriage license with the St. Louis Recorder of Deeds on February 11 before she wed in a private ceremony.
City of St. Louis, Metro Transit, and SLATE Extend Youth Transit Program through 2024
Metro Transit will continue accepting the current Gateway Go cards until new passes are printed.
St. Louis City SC to host 2-day block party ahead of 1st home match
As excitement grows among St. Louis soccer fans for St. Louis City SC's inaugural home match this coming Saturday, the team is giving fans the opportunity to come out and show their support a day early at a block party.
Coming off the high of winning its first match in franchise history Saturday night against Austin FC at QT Stadium, the team will host the celebratory block party in St. Louis from Friday afternoon until kickoff Saturday.
The City SC Block Party will feature music, surprise entertainment,…
Lawsuit: Rockwood ignored harassment of Black worker until white employees complained
A Black former Rockwood School District administrator who resigned amid a wave of harassment and threats from parents and the public is suing the district for discrimination, saying officials there failed to respond until white employees also asked for help,…