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Officials in southern Illinois are raising concerns over an expanding scour hole that presents a serious threat to the Stringtown Levee.

In a probable cause statement, it says that Yavitz kept a journal that detailed disturbing sexual encounters with little girls.

Ohio State University has had a history of being fairly ridiculous when it comes to trademarks. Whether its trademarking the word “the” (yes, seriously) or stretching the concept of public confusion so far that the school challenged the trademark for a random brand of vodka, the Buckeyes sure love some trademark shenanigans. But I guess […]

“He says it’s not his problem. He feels now that the city, after four and a half years, has not done anything. So, he's free," one neighbor said.

A late-night crash on Germania Avenue in south St. Louis has left a family shaken after a driver, pursued by police, crashed into their home.

Chris Allard formed The Tenth Man Foundation soon after his brother died by suicide in 2018.

The ambulance district already has two ambulances in the city and would add a minimum of three more to cover the city of 72,000 residents, if the plan is approved.

From City Scene STL: Back in January, Keeley Properties proposed a 7-story apartment building on the site of the Boy Scouts office at 4568 West Pine before cancelling the project towards the end of February. That plan contemplated 170-180 apartments and no retail space. ESG Architects of Minneapolis was connected to that proposal as the […]

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A billion-dollar industry in Missouri could soon face new rules in St. Louis County.

From St. Louis Magazine: “What to do about downtown?” has been a persistent question for St. Louis in the last decade as massive buildings have fallen vacant and the outside perception of the region’s central core has deteriorated.  Six developers working on various large scale projects offered their viewpoints and a road map to shift […]

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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 carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]

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Christner Architects, a design firm in St. Louis, Missouri, has been recognized by Historic Revitalization for Missouri as the 2025 Design Team of the Year. This prestigious award recognizes Christner’s exceptional legacy of design work on historic and culturally significant St. Louis landmarks. Christner has led some of the region’s most iconic historic preservation projects […]

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The school’s first NCAA tournament appearance could be one reason, says former college football coach and current vice chair of enrollment.