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The University of Missouri-Columbia said Monday it has received a $62 million commitment for renovations to Memorial Stadium and an athletic department fund that benefits student-athletes.

Pets dazzled on the streets of Soulard once more.

Every vote cast on a constitutional amendment would be counted two ways under a proposal Missouri Republicans are trying to push to an August vote. The first way would be the traditional method, where all the votes are tallied to determine if the ballot measure has a statewide majority.  The second way would be to […]

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This exhibit is the faculty showcase alongside the juried undergraduate photography exhibit — a celebration of our creative community. Illustrating the current work and creative research of our faculty and […]

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The Foundry Art Centre is going to the dogs! Wag is an interactive art exhibition curated and designed specifically for our furry best friends. Featured artists of this unique exhibition […]

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The United Football League on Monday released the game schedule for the first season following the merger of the XFL and USFL. Here's when you can expect to see the St. Louis Battlehawks play in front of local fans.

Enterprise Mobility, the Clayton-based car rental giant formerly known as Enterprise Holdings, has added to its footprint in Latin America and the Caribbean with additional vehicle rental and mobility options for business and leisure travelers.

A resolution introduced by House Speaker Dean Plocher would commend Israel as a “a great friend and ally of the United States” — but activists say the resolution promotes the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. St. Louis Palestine Solidarity Committee, a multi-faith coalition of concerned Missourians, condemned the resolution, calling Plocher’s rhetoric “white supremacist, anti-Palestinian and Islamophobic.”

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ALTON - Alton’s Black History Month Exhibit is officially open at City Hall. From Monday, Feb. 5 to Feb. 29, 2024, visitors can view the display in the lobby during City Hall’s open hours. The exhibit covers Black history in Alton starting in the early 1900s through the present day, with information about local leaders, churches, musicians and more. “I think it’s important for this generation now to understand and know and be exposed to the history of Black legacy in this community and the wealth of Black history here, because it is endless,” said First Lady Sheila Goins, who helped organize the exhibit. Goins worked with local historian Charlotte Johnson. They compiled documents and artifacts obtained from Hayner Public Library District, as well as display items from Eva Perkins and other community members who have sponsored Black History Month exhibits in Alton in the past. Goins, Johnson and Perkins encourage community members to visit the exhibi

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FESTUS, Mo. -- A long-time Missouri Lottery player hit the jackpot after purchasing a Show Me Cash ticket at the Express Mart on Collins Drive South. The ticket matched all five numbers in the January 10th drawing, leading to the $115,000 prize. The player told state lottery workers that she had been playing the same [...]

The St. Louis Business Journal has extended the nomination deadline for its 2024 HR Awards program, which recognizes the important work individuals, companies and organizations do in the field of human resources. Nominations for the program are now due Monday, Feb. 12. To nominate someone for this award, complete the nomination form here by the new deadline. All HR Awards honorees — companies and people — must be based in the St. Louis area, which includes the city of St. Louis and St. Louis,…