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The St. Louis Blues are holding a first-of-its-kind preseason event Friday night.

The 2023 Ferguson StreetFest is kicking off Friday.

A few years ago we noted how a South Korean ISP named SK Broadband had sued Netflix, demanding that the streaming giant pay it more money simply because the hit series Squid Game was so popular. It was one small part of a global push by broadband providers to force streaming companies to pay them […]

The transportation sector accounts for nearly 30% of the greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. Barge shipping could help reduce that number.

A pair of moms picking up their kids from school this week in Midtown St. Louis banded together with hospital security personnel to detain a man who'd barrelled his truck into a school bus, fled the scene and then hid in a Dumpster. The scary scene played out outside Cardinal Ritter High School, and some of it was caught on video.

As part of this year's Champions for Diversity & Inclusion Awards coverage, we asked our 14 individual honorees to share names and stories of people they admire as champions of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

When Kevin Finazzo and Ken Kuhlmann decided to sell their metal fabrication business in St. Louis, a business broker reached out to one of Kevin Farrell’s real estate partners about the value of the building on South 22nd Street. J. Gerard Mudd, senior associate at Center Commercial Real Estate, told Farrell he might want to consider buying the business. Farrell initially decided it wasn’t something he knew how to do and walked away, but three months later he and his wife, Carolyn, revisited…

Police apprehended a man on Interstate 255 Friday morning after a long-distance pursuit.

MoDOT says the ramp from southbound I-270 to westbound I-44 will close at 8 p.m. Friday and reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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Nuso, a University City-based provider of communications software, has has hired Ryan Henley to serve as its chief revenue officer.

U.S. Marshals in suburban Philadelphia have apprehended a prisoner who escaped from the Barry County jail in Cassville on June 1.

WASHINGTON — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday traveled to Capitol Hill to meet with lawmakers to reiterate the need for continued aid to support his country’s fight against the Russian invasion, even as the U.S. faces a partial government shutdown as soon as the end of the month. “If we don’t get the aid, […]

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Even witches need a little fun now and then, and 9 Mile Garden (9375 Gravois Road, Affton; 9milegarden.com) is happy to hook them up. Get dressed up in your best witch clothes and fly on your broom to 9 Mile Garden on Friday, October 13 to celebrate with all of your St. Louis sister-witches. In addition to hosting a costume contest (the best witch wins some “9 Mile Garden Bucks”), they’ll have a vendor market where you can buy all manner of witchy things like crystals and candles.

The United Auto Workers union is expanding its strike against two of the big three automakers.

Not surprisingly, a legit case can be made for both.

To say that Keisha Mabry Haymore’s resume is vast and varied would be an understatement.

The city has already heard plans to use the money to increase pay for police, fix crumbling roads, and create "mini-forests" in the city.