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As he was checking out at a convenience store one day, state Rep. Kurtis Gregory said he looked down and saw “delta-8 THC” products being sold. He had no idea THC, the intoxicating component mostly associated with marijuana, could be sold openly outside of dispensaries.  “I messaged a few folks and to my surprise, yep, […]

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Travel could be delayed in both directions on Interstate 270 at Interstate 64 for ramp work.

Darmin “Dado” Beganovic first visited Italy from Bosnia, his home, at 18 years old. He’d gone with a couple friends, and they stayed a handful of days, traveling from city to city, seeing everything they could — and eating plenty of pizza and gelato. 

Schaeffer Electric Co., one of the St. Louis region's largest electrical contractors, has named new leadership as part of a succession plan.

Greater Than the Sum of its Parts, Amazing Art from Pieces and Pixels, features Pysanky by Katherine Alexander, Digital Art by Matt Bryan, Mosaics by Brenda Fra-ser, Assemblage by Nell

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One will come to mind, and then another, and another.

The Today in St. Louis team picked five events for the weekend of April 14-16.

In just the last five years, the “right to repair” movement has shifted from nerdy niche to the mainstream, thanks in part to significant support from the Biden FTC. We’ve seen numerous state bills make significant inroads in passing laws opening the door to undermining repair monopolies, even though industry lobbying has, at times, neutered […]

The country's oldest and largest student-run carnival is opening the gates and firing up the rides Friday afternoon at Washington University.  

Cannabis brand Pressure Co. creates equal access for all players and promotes economic empowerment for communities of color.

Mid Rivers Fire Safety Inc., a Troy, Missouri-based provider of fire protection devices and services, has been sold to an Alabama company.

He’s recovering from a back injury, but Brandon Owens still needs a job. And on Wednesday the Jefferson City resident joined dozens of others at a job fair intended to fill the thousands of open jobs in state government. Owens’ ideas for the kind of job were fairly vague – he’s generally done factory work […]

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Fireflies, woodpeckers, owls, and more descend on a landscape that’s cultivated to welcome the unexpected.