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Engage your senses in a remarkable celebration of nature's beauty, where photography, interactive wildlife galleries, and exhilarating shark dives converge.

St. Louis police have identified a man who died after being shocked at least twice with a Taser by an officer.

Join us to sing the national anthem or just come cheer on the St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Marlins at their “Christmas in July” themed game.   All carolers are

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The St. Louis Cardinals take on the Miami Marlins at Busch Stadium.

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Kehoe’s cash advantage will be put to the test over the next year as he tries to dislodge Ashcroft as GOP front-runner.

The state's agriculture department is asking Missourians to conserve water as drought conditions continue to worsen.

Jevon Westoland hosts Off the Wall: Open Mic!   MX Movies & Bar will be serving up a full bar, kitchen items, and of course fresh popcorn while you enjoy

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The deadly crash has shined a spotlight on a problem for truckers across the nation.

Grocery chain Trader Joe’s is not a complete stranger to Techdirt’s pages, and not for good reasons. The company, in the past, has shown itself to be perfectly willing to abuse trademark law to stop anything it doesn’t like, such as a man reselling its goods across borders where the company has no stores (perfectly […]

Early Monday morning, car thieves struck Bancroft Avenue, damaging at least seven cars, and leaving some residents pinching their pockets.

EDWARDSVILLE - Longtime Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) professor Allison Funk was named a Guggenheim Fellow last year, one of only five poets to receive that prestigious recognition in 2022. One year later and another fellowship from the Illinois Arts Council under her belt, Funk is reflecting on her career as a professor and poet as she gathers her poems into a new collection that connects grief, womanhood and nature. A self-described “old feminist,” Funk noted that this book feels especially poignant at this point in her career, which started at a time when very few women were published. “We look for models,” Funk said. “Obviously, all women are not alike, but there is some commonality in terms of our life experiences. That was especially important to me when I was young, to have my own sort of authorized in some way…We have to write out of our own bodies and our own experiences, to a large degree.” Funk studied

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WestRock Co. will close one of its St. Louis facilities, laying off 54 workers, in September, according to a notice filed with the state Friday.

Round after round of strong storms has been the pattern the last few weeks, and will continue over the next few days. One Maryland Heights street has lost three different mature trees in three different storms.

Samuel Davis, a 26-year-old officer with the Northwoods Police Department, was charged with first-degree assault, second-degree kidnapping and armed criminal action.

It was a massive run over the last four nights at the venue that many of you still call Riverport with a Tears For Fears comeback, a tempest-shortened Post Malone show, a Snoop Dogg/Wiz Khalifa double bill that came with a surprise Nelly cameo and Saturday night’s sold-out Eric Church concert. It was a different look for Church and not just in the fact that he swapped his trademark aviator shades for sunglasses that looked more like post-cataract wear.

The Clayton-based distributor of electrical, communications and data networking products is expanding its presence in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C., area with the purchase of an East Coast electrical supply business.

Missouri environmental regulators warned the federal government in 2021 that radioactive contamination of groundwater from a uranium processing site near St. Louis wasn’t improving despite cleanup efforts, according to documents reviewed by The Independent and MuckRock. Officials with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of Energy in May […]

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