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A new Lown Institute report shows hospital markets in large U.S. cities are racially segregated, and two Missouri cities are among the worst.

The former executive director for Metro Transit, which oversees bus, light rail and paratransit across St. Louis region, is set to take the top post at a transit agency in another state.

An O'Fallon, Missouri, man died when his motorcycle crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer that police said turned into the motorcycle's path on Wednesday.

St. Charles project aims at reversing 200 years of overlooking the potential of riverfront development.

William Don Tisaby's perjury and evidence tampering trial is set for March 28 in St. Louis Circuit Court.

The photography and NFT project is on display at The Dark Room @ The Grandel through May 7.

The legislation comes after the I-Team heard from numerous women saying their harassment complaints were never thoroughly investigated.

SEE GALLERY: EDWARDSVILLE - Marathon Pipe Line crews continue to remove crude oil from the Cahokia diversion channel and other areas affected by the crude oil release. Marathon Pipeline said boom will remain in place for an extended period of time at several locations along the channel to contain the crude. Boats are being used on the channel to assist in the retrieval of oil from the water. “While comprehensive remediation and restoration work continues in the affected area, the public is asked to avoid the recovery zone for the safety of the responders, the community, and to limit environmental impact,” Marathon Pipeline said today. Federal agencies are conducting the investigation to determine the cause of the release. A Unified Command remains in place to respond to the Edwardsville crude oil release. The Unified Command consists of representatives from : The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, The Edwardsville

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A Missouri mom was trapped in a 15-year sentence for selling a few ounces of weed – until a commutation from the governor set her free last month. But clemencies can only chip away at the ongoing effects of Missouri’s draconian drug laws. One lawmaker hopes her new bill can do more.

JERSEYVILLE - 1880 Pizza Pasta House and The 80 Loft, both located at 208-210 South State Street in Jerseyville, recently announced both businesses will close at the end of the month. “We were contacted by an individual that loves the building as much as we do,” they wrote in a Facebook post . “Folks, it is plain and simple, it’s a smart business move and there are just some opportunities that God presents to us that cannot be ignored … this is one of them.” The 1880 Pizza Pasta House is an Italian restaurant, while The 80 Loft on the building’s second floor is a gift and treats shop. Both businesses’ last day of operation will be March 31, 2022, so they encourage customers with gift certificates to use them soon. “It’s definitely not goodbye, as we will be focusing on Espresso Yourself Bakery and some super exciting menu additions,” they continued in the post. Espresso Yourself Bakery is a café and

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Irish dancers tapped down Tamm Avenue and Irish wolfhounds wagged for their admiring fans.

Add your voice for better walking, biking, and transit! Numerous local projects in the St. Louis Region are up for federal construction funding, and public comments are open for people …

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We dug into our archives for video from 1960, which was a cold day for the wearing of green in St. Louis.

A nationwide lack of bus drivers that is also impacting the St. Louis region is to blame for the demise of the "Redbird Express" at least for 2022.

Singer/songwriter Aimee Mann recently revealed that she was removed from her previously announced slot as an opening act on Steely Dan's upcoming U.S. tour.  Now the band's frontman, Donald Fagen,…

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This article originally ran in the St. Louis Business Journal on March 16, 2022.  A Houston-based real estate firm is entering the St. Louis market for the first time by developing a warehouse in St. Charles County. Vault Partners broke ground on a 75,000-square-foot flex industrial warehouse in Wentzville March 10. Construction on the project, called the Corporate Parkway Business Center, should […]

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The collisions began about 8 a.m. while thick fog was enveloping Interstate 57.

While the gas and convenience store's representative said the historic building would never be used as a business again, the area around the busy corner, near an exit of Interstate 55, has bustled with business activity in recent years.