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Theo Katzman will perform live with special guest Benjamin Jaffe at Delmar Hall on May 9.

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As the resignation of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner looms, at least one prosecutor rescinded his resignation and others consider returning.

The City of St. Charles is thinking about going electric. On Tuesday, the city council discussed installing charging stations for electric vehicles throughout the area.

Joggers, walkers, people with disabilities and community groups have all complained that the bill would unfairly target them.

City Winery St. Louis presents Marc Roberge of O.A.R. live in concert on May 8 and 9.   As the frontman of the multi-platinum alt-rock band, Roberge has built a

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Stop in every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 for Trivia Night with Mack and Mace at Steve’s Hot Dogs. Stop at the table to sign up. Come back every week,

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Celebrating its 50th Anniversary, a new mesmerizing production of the iconic musical phenomenon returns to the stage. Originally staged by London’s Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre and helmed by the

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Annamarie Baker lost her son, Damion, on July 3, 2022, when he was murdered in downtown St. Louis. Now, she's making her son's dream a reality.

LaunchCode CEO Tasmyn Scarl has "departed" the St. Louis technology training nonprofit, it said Tuesday, after she was on the job less than two months.

Wiegmann Associates has begun mechanical contracting work on the new Wright City High School for Wright City R-II School District in Wright City, Missouri. Wiegmann is installing HVAC systems to serve the entire new high school including classrooms, science and computer laboratories, administration spaces, library, commons, cafeteria, practice gym and lockers. Wright Construction Services is […]

Welcome to Trivia Nights at the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten, hosted by Trivia Quest.   Every Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m., you can enjoy beer and brainteasers, really putting your knowledge

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From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune:  Weeks after bolstering support for pre-apprenticeship programs in the construction trades, Illinois is launching another program to promote pre-apprenticeships in climate-related fields. Gov. JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity announced $10 million in funding for the Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program and $6 million for […]

MADISON COUNTY – Want to help young students sharpen their reading skills over the summer? Provide a safe, supervised place for kids to go after school? Help send a child to summer camp? It’s as simple as stopping for coffee or dining out. Salvation Army Week will kick-off with a “Dine to Donate” program on Monday, May 15, and will continue through Sunday, May 21. Seven area businesses will donate a generous percentage of their proceeds to the organization on a designated day. Funds received will help youth in our area through the After School Program, Summer Reading Program and summer camps. Participating establishments include: Monday, May 15 Scooters (Godfrey and Glen Carbon locations) Tuesday, May 16 Martin’s Tunes and Eats in Wood River Wednesday, May 17 Brown Bag Bistro in Alton Thursday, May 18 Santino’s in Alton Friday, May 19 Josephine’s Tea Room in Godfrey Saturday, May 20 My Just Desserts in Alton Sunday, May 21 Bakers & Hale

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A new study that analyzed 156 cases of children in St. Louis injured by guns found that more than 70% of cases involved victims “shot outdoors by an unknown shooter, the motivation of which was unknown.” The study’s lead author Dr. Mary Beth Bernardin discusses why scientists need to better understand why and how children are shot. Dr. Lindsay Clukies, an emergency medicine physician at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, connects the study to what she sees while treating patients.

I hear the same story over and over: Missouri employers have the jobs, but we just can’t find the people to fill them. A new program will make it easier to train the workforce we have to build our own talent.

Munsok So postponed his medical school plans to take over a struggling bar in Collinsville soon after his college graduation. He turned it into a successful business, and it set him on the path of becoming a prominent figure in St. Louis' hospitality scene.

He faces up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to $250,000— in addition to paying back the money.