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Union announces deal to end weeklong strike that affected St. Louis-area construction projects
The head of Operating Engineers Local 513 calls the proposed contract “a just agreement for our membership.”
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Missouri Botanical Garden - Free Admission Saturday Mornings
A quick peak at the new welcome center on a nice May morning.
Wainwright goes five innings in return, but Cardinals lose eighth straight
The St. Louis Cardinals extended a losing steak to eight for the first time in 16 years, losing to the Detroit Tigers 6-5 on Saturday in Adam Wainwright's return from the injured list as Akil Baddoo hit a go-ahead double in the 10th inning.
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Webster Groves ALS run raises $15,000 for local patient
The Webster Groves community showed up in full force Saturday morning for the 22nd annual Jim Schoemehl ALS run, raising $15,000 for one local ALS patient.
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Cards' skid at 8 as Wainwright returns, Tigers win 6-5 in 10
Bellefontaine Neighbors, Moline Acres join forces for large cleanup event
The City of Moline Acres joined the City of Bellefontaine Neighbors for a “City 2 City”-wide community clean-up event.
Off-duty DeSoto firefighter died in highway crash Friday
An off-duty firefighter who served the DeSoto community died in a highway crash Friday afternoon.
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A weekend in St.Louis.
Spring blooms on St. Charles Main Street: Parades, crafts and maypole dancing
Main street in Bloom is back at Historic St. Charles' Main Street, and the Merchants and Business owners are ready. Come to Main Street in Bloom on May 6th and 7th.
Illinois leads nation in tornadoes this year, nearly twice above state average
According to the National Weather Service, Illinois is leading the nation in tornadoes this year. Eighty-six tornadoes have already rolled through the Prairie State in 2023, nearly double the state's average of 50 twisters per year.
At 103, Larry DiCampo is still loving life on the golf course
This Week In Techdirt History: April 30th – May 6th
Five Years Ago This week in 2018, we took a closer look at how the sex trafficking statistics used to justify FOSTA/SESTA were made up. Epic was doubling down on its legal crusade against a 14-year old who cheated in a video game, Microsoft was defending putting a computer recycler in jail, and the FTC […]
Texts foretold St. Louis County woman’s death: ‘I honestly don’t feel safe anymore.’
LaTonya Brown was one of two St. Louis County women killed this week in apparent murder-suicides. In both cases, it’s not clear exactly what led to the deaths.
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