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Berkeley church celebrates 100th anniversary
One north St. Louis County church is officially marking its centennial this weekend.
Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex reopens, celebrates upgrades
After a string of renovations, a major host of local sporting events has reopened. The Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday to unveil its major changes.
St. Louis' Kimberly M. Gardner asks for new judge in case aimed at removing her from office
Abortion opponents march to the Arch, celebrating victories and calling for more
The annual event marked a bit of a victory lap for the anti-abortion movement.
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St. Louis celebrates Earth Day with calls to action for the environment
Earth Day is about more than environmental protection.
Michelle Obama & Kate Capshaw sing backup for Bruce Springsteen in Barcelona
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band kicked off their European tour in Barcelona, Spain Friday with The Boss bringing out two very special guests to help him out. After being…
How a St. Louis Cardinals team once at risk moving stayed put 70 years ago
What might St. Louis look like without the Cardinals? It's hard to imagine, but for a brief time more than half a century ago, that was a possibility.
See the former St. Louis Mills mall transform from shopping center to industrial park (Photos)
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Just closed out photography for this beautiful project. If you go to CityPark be sure to visit Pillars of the Valley, the work of local artist Damon Davis which recognizes the 20,000 predominantly Black residents who were displaced from the Mill Creek…
East St. Louis man in custody two weeks after shot fired on MetroLink train
John F. Goliday, 57, was held in jail Saturday on $100,000 bail. He is charged with being a felon in possession of a handgun.
Man is shot on Maplewood MetroLink train, dies at hospital
Initial investigation indicates the suspect and the victim had a brief argument on the train before the shooting.
Taste of Bosnia in South County
Lawsuit: Pine Lawn mayor fired woman who reported sexual harassment, assault by coworker
A former Pine Lawn employee claims in a lawsuit filed this week that Mayor Terry Epps fired her for telling other city officials that a coworker had sexually harassed and physically assaulted her.
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