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The pair married at Anderson Canyon in Big Sur, California, where the two met while shooting the "Mad Men" series finale in 2015, E! News reported.

The Sexiest St. Louisan alive is officially off the market. People Magazine reports that Jon Hamm got married on Saturday, tying the knot with 34-year-old actress Anna Osceola in Big Sur.  The John Burroughs School alumnus, 52, has never previously been wed. Significantly, the series that made Hamm a major star, Mad Men, filmed its series finale in Big Sur, and the then-unknown Osceola played a small role in the episode as a receptionist.

BIG SUR, Ca. -- Actor Jon Hamm married former Mad Men co-star Anna Osceola on Saturday, according to TMZ. Hamm is from the St. Louis area and is known as a booster for his hometown. He is also an avid Cardinals and Blues fan. Hamm met Osceola on the Mad Men set in 2015. They [...]

by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum will be carrying the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular […]

O'FALLON - HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital recently welcomed high school students from across southwestern Illinois for its first Healthcare Bootcamp event of the year. The bootcamp for juniors and seniors interested in a career in health care is designed to give students a realistic look into various health care roles while also allowing an opportunity to make connections in the field. “Through these job shadowing opportunities, students are able to understand the roles and responsibilities of a health care career by allowing them a deeper look, which in turn will provide motivation to learn the role of the career, type of education that is required, skills that are performed, and network with our health care professionals,” says Gavin Halpin, community sourcing strategist at HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and organizer of the Healthcare Bootcamp. “These students were able to experience hands-on skill sessions, and network with health care professionals from

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Experts say hospital mergers, even those in distinct markets, can lead to higher health care costs that trickle down to worker insurance premiums.

MSD is hosting another public hearing Monday on plans to raise sewer rates across the St. Louis metro area.

City officials have given developer Lux Living an ultimatum: Stabilize its crumbling buildings on South Kingshighway or the city will bill Lux for the work. The long-vacant row of buildings just south of Interstate 64 has continued to fall into disrepair since St. Louis officials denied Lux Living’s request to demolish them for a new […]

Remember Milk? Once upon a time, both children and adults drank milk for a healthy, calcium-laced diet. Every porch in our neighborhood had a metal  box, where the milkman made daily deliveries. The glass bottles with the crimped paper lid had a rounded bulge at the top, where the cream settled. Homogenizing was done in... 

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The chair of the city’s first Reparations Commission vows not only to listen to the public, but to hold elected officials accountable for acting on its recommendations.

Bring your walking shoes and a swimsuit for this trip!

A clothing store, St. Louis-headquartered The Normal Brand, is opening soon at a mall called The Summit in Birmingham, Alabama.

From Ballpark Village to Midtown, Blues president Chris Zimmerman sees our town being energized by recent dramatic successes.

“That happiness just flows from her. So it’s hard to not have a smile on your face when you’re around Libby."

We’ve noted several times how European telecom giants have somehow convinced European policymakers that technology giants like Netflix and Google should annually give them billions of dollars… for no coherent reason. The proposal is dressed up to sound like a sensible adult policy aimed at shoring up broadband access to the downtrodden. In reality it’s net […]

Honey bees can gather in inconvenient places. That's usually when beekeepers come in for the tricky job of moving the insects without harming them.