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Fans pay tribute to Tina Turner in Delmar Loop
On perhaps the darkest day of Tina Turner's life and career, her St. Louis Walk of Fame star may be shining its brightest.
Best of Both Worlds: CITY's Miguel Perez balances life as student and MLS pro
ST. LOUIS -- Five bell tones ring through the halls at Pattonville High School at 7:23 a.m. sharp, signaling the beginning of the first class of the day. In PE, seniors are scattered across the floor finishing up final exams with graduation less than a week away. Among them? Miguel Perez. "I usually wake up [...]
Does St. Louis city actually recycle?
Contact 2 digs into St. Louis County property value reassessments
St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman knows a thing or two because he’s seen a thing or two.
East St. Louis High graduates honored hours after school fire
Students and families had an emotional day at East St. Louis Senior High School on Wednesday.
FAA approves St. Louis Lambert International Airport master plan
St. Louis Lambert International Airport officials announced on Wednesday that the FAA approved the airport’s master plan.
New greenway connects St. Charles to St. Louis County communities and economies
Various greenways are being completed from St. Louis City to St. Charles County. The trails prove they're connecting not only local communities but economies as well.
Court Allows Gamers’ Amended Suit To Block Microsoft, Activision Deal To Go Forward
While we’ve talked a great deal now about Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard, most of the focus has been on how three major regulatory bodies are handling approving, or not, the purchase. But those regulatory bodies are not the only ones challenging the purchase. A small group of gamers filed their own private suit […]
Mom: Son with disabilities restrained at school 75 times in four years
A St. Louis mom is concerned about her 11-year-old son after she said he has been physically restrained at school 75 times over the last few years.
Earnings are not up
Over at the Washington Monthly, Robert Shapiro argues that Americans—and Democrats in particular—should be more aware of big wage gains over the past year. It's something to brag about. The problem is that it really isn't true. There are several common ways of measuring wages, and nearly all of them show no gains at all ...continue reading "Earnings are not up"
Collinsville family get results after dealing with drainage problems
A Collinsville family was dealing with a mess—a drainage ditch in front of their home.
Pam Hupp investigation still sending ripples through Missouri courts
A judge made two decisions Wednesday involving former law enforcement officers accused of crimes connected to the Pam Hupp investigation.
Mishandled bodies, biohazards cited in state lawsuit to shut down St. Louis funeral home
Therapy is for everyone, including Black men suffering in silence
‘Those will be the best memories’ | 113th Annie Malone May Day Parade a historic family affair
AG report details how Belleville Diocese underreported sexual abuse and enabled a predator priest
The Catholic Diocese of Belleville underreported the number of clergy who sexually abused children. That’s one of the findings of a 700-page report released by Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul. The report also details how the diocese enabled a pattern of abuse. STLPR Metro East reporter Will Bauer explains.
Clash Of the Titans (1981) Live Parody
Perseus must prove his worth to his daddy, foil his step-mom, complete 4 heroic tests, battle Medusa and the KRAKEN to save the Princess Andromeda live onstage Cherokee Street Theater
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