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OSF HEALTHCARE - Did you know there’s a special health and fitness day for women? It makes total sense, specifically because there are biological differences between men and women – and women have different health needs than men. A healthy diet, daily exercise, and regular doctor visits are essential for maintaining your health, which is true regardless of gender. However, what constitutes a healthy diet, how much exercise, and the type of exercise a person should get can be different for men and women. So, naturally, there are health issues that are unique to women. Wednesday, September 27, is the 14th Annual National Women’s Health and Fitness Day. National Women’s Health and Fitness Day is observed annually on the last Wednesday of September, and it’s a time to promote the importance of health and fitness for women of all ages. Therefore, what are some of the differences between men and women when it comes to health? From a simplistic nutrition standpoint

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The Police are the latest artists to join TikTok.  The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers just launched their account with a video featuring archival pictures and footage set to some of their biggest hits,…

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Known as “The Stopper,” Njabulo Blom shows he can also score when called upon.

A 14-year-old boy was robbed while he planned to sell a PlayStation 4 console in St. Louis, police say.

A man faces a second-degree murder charge in connection with a infant's death several years ago in Warren County.

I have had my mind blown. Over at National Affairs, Dan Currell says that college tuition hasn't actually gone up over the past few decades: In the late 1980s and early 1990s, colleges discovered that the appearance of high tuition was good for marketing. Positioning one's school as "almost as expensive as Harvard" created a ...continue reading "The cost of college has barely changed in the past 30 years"

The work of world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly is coming to the Missouri Botanical Garden in a stunning exhibition uniting art and nature. With thousands of pieces of blown glass forms […]

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It is a program designed to help college bound students who can't afford the transportation to get to school.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting The City Beautiful, St. Louis Views 2007-2023, a collection of paintings by Michael […]

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LADUE, Mo. -- A group of 7th graders went missing overnight at a camp in Salem, Missouri. They have been found and are safe Wednesday morning. The 7th graders were at the Drey Land Camp with other students and adults from John Burroughs School. They went with the high school seniors on an orienteering trip. [...]

A new memorial to be unveiled on Saturday, September 30, at Dred Scott's grave in the Calvary Cemetery.

WOOD RIVER - Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Oiler of the Month” program at East Alton Wood River (EAWR) High School. A senior student is selected each month by members of EAWR faculty. Each student is awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. The seniors selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $1,000.00 “Oiler of the Year” scholarship at the end of the school year. September’s winner is Colten Heaten. Colten is a senior at EAWR and is involved with Trebuchet Competitions and enjoys ringing the bells for The Salvation Army. Colten has received honors for Gold Level Renassance (4 years) and High Honor Roll (4 Years). After graduation, Colten plans to go to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Colten is thinking of majoring in engineering or computer science. Congratulations Colten and we all wish you good luck in your future! About Midwest Members Credit Union: Midwest Members Credit Union has bee

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Crews are responding to reports of a car that fell into a river.

Auralie Wilde says she finds comfort and freedom in her performances and her body. Wilde's story is part of our weeklong exploration of the concept of home with help from NPR's Next Generation Radio Project.

Storms brought hail and a lightning show to many in the bi-state overnight and early Wednesday morning.