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Hi-Pointe Drive-In will be opening its neon doors at a new spot. The restaurant group behind the iconic St. Louis eatery announced plans for a franchise location in Edwardsville, Illinois, yesterday.

The judge said Gardner's office is a "rudderless ship of chaos" and found the no-shows on a pending assault case could amount to "disdain and disrespect for the court."

A jury convicted a man Thursday for a series of child sex crimes in St. Louis County.

Port-au-Prince, Haiti, native Marie Louis-Jeune relocated her Haitian restaurant from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to St. Louis.

According to North County Fire & Rescue, the firefighter suffered a shoulder injury while entering the second floor of the burning home.

Almost exactly a year ago, we pointed out that Ron DeSantis deliberately trying to punish Disney for making some mild criticism of an (obviously unconstitutional) bill that he was endorsing was, itself, a 1st Amendment problem. And that was true even if the underlying idea to get rid of Disney’s control over the land in […]

GODFREY - Lewis and Clark Community College Building Futures YouthBuild AmeriCorps students participated in the annual Alton Spring City-Wide Litter Clean-Up on April 21. They focused on the Hunterstown neighborhood, near the Scott Bibb Center. Pictured are Isaiah Slater, Kyan O’Bannon, Aden Rochowiak, Nicholas Shea, Terrance Johnson, Rocky Hoffstot, Casio Manley, Vaughan Kuykendall, Tabitha Latchford and Sabastian Manning. For more information about YouthBuild AmeriCorps and L&C Adult Education, contact Pathway Resource Development Director Sabrina Davis at (618) 468-4150 or sdavis@lc.edu .

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Mayors from four St. Louis County cities introduced a plan last week to consolidate the prosecutor's offices for St. Louis City and County as one unit. The effort appears to have support from others neighboring St. Louis County.

Bloomberg Law reported last month that the weight loss brand was seeking a buyer as it faced cash flow pressures.

GLEN CARBON - More than 16 million Americans suffer annually from rosacea, a chronic skin condition. Local aesthetic physician, best-selling author of “Live Life Beautifully (With a Little Help)” and owner of Ooh La La Spa, Anti-Aging & Wellness, Kristen M. Jacobs, MD is educating people about the symptoms and treatments for this disease during April, Rosacea Awareness Month. Some symptoms of rosacea include facial flushing or blushing, swollen bumps, a burning sensation, eye problems and skin thickening. This skin condition can impact anyone but it’s more common in middle-aged women. Although there is no cure, certain treatments can help reduce the signs and symptoms. “Our patients living with rosacea often say it can be embarrassing and it doesn’t need to be,” said Dr. Jacobs. “If you are frustrated with over-the-counter products not working, we offer several laser treatments and products that can help minimize the appearance of rosacea.

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Artists Vicente Telles and Brandon Maldonado are forging new links in the chain of the continuing story of the people of New Mexico. Telles is firmly rooted in the santero tradition

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The Edwardsville location, slated to open this summer, will be the seventh Hi-Pointe Drive-In.

Both core and headline PCE inflation were down in March: Headline PCE was way down in March, and even on a trendline basis was only barely above 2%. Core inflation was more stubborn, coming down to only 3.4% and remaining around 4% on a trendline basis. (On a year-over-year basis, headline inflation was 4.2% and ...continue reading "PCE inflation drops sharply in March"

Deciding whether to buy or lease your next car can be a tough decision, especially with today's higher car prices.

Missouri’s reputation for extreme conservatism harms St. Louis, Mayor Tishaura Jones says.  The mayor sat down with the Riverfront Times a day after she railed against “far right-wing Republicans” in Jefferson City during her second State of the City address earlier this week.