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The “All Things New” downsizing includes 35 closed parishes, five mergers of 15 parishes and dozens of others that will share pastors.

Advocates of “residential energy disclosure” claim it creates a fairer housing market and a reduced carbon footprint.

Foo Fighters are giving fans another taste of their upcoming album But Here We Are, which drops Friday, June 2. The band just released the 10-minute epic “The Teacher,” along with a short film directed…

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Sina Hospitality plans to redevelop the former Northport office building at 12131 Dorsett Road into a four-story, 115-room Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 24-year-old Zachiriah A. Hahn.

If you’re a service member with a family, the military’s got your back. If you’re trying to start one, it can be another story. Active duty service members unable to conceive children naturally can face significant hurdles as the military health plan doesn’t cover reproductive assistance, such as in vitro fertilization, intrauterine insemination, a surrogate or adoption. […]

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The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 20-year-old Jared C. Young.

The pass includes pool access Mondays through Thursdays and Sundays and 24-hour access to the fitness center plus a branded pool bag, towel and water bottle.

We’ve mentioned for years how there’s now an absolute ocean of telecoms, services, apps, and other companies that are busy collecting all manner of sensitive location, health, mental health, browsing, and sexual preference data, then selling access to it to a massive array of dodgy and poorly regulated data brokers. Despite this, we consistently refuse […]

Doctors are reluctant to practice in places where making the best decision for a patient could result in huge fines or even a prison sentence.

Crews were at the scene of a three-vehicle crash that is still causing traffic Tuesday morning.

“It’s going to be very difficult for voters to distinguish the real from the fake.”

There is a moment at the end of the first act of the new production of Tosca that opened Saturday at Opera Theatre of St. Louis (Loretto-Hilton Center, 130 Edgar Road, Webster Groves; 314-961-0644; experienceopera.org) that manages to be genuinely shocking — no small feat in an age when nothing shocks.  Our villain, the louche police chief Scarpia, sings about his plans to execute the heroic painter Cavaradossi and force himself upon the painter’s mistress, Tosca.

ALTON - The Alton Memorial Day Parade is always one of the highlights of the year in Alton and each year has the East End Improvement Association as the lead sponsor. The 156th consecutive version of the parade was again “a great day to thank the veterans for their service,” Steve Schwartz, of East End Improvement Association and a spokesperson for the Memorial Day Parade, said. The parade starts at Alton Middle School and flows through Upper Alton. This year, as usual, there were hundreds of observers and significant community participation. The first Alton Memorial Day Parade was held in 1868, just three years after the end of the Civil War. More than 55 participants took part in the 2023 event. “We had about 55-plus organizations that participated and this ranged from voter groups, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, clubs, a few commercial businesses, and overall was a well-rounded and good parade," Schwartz said. “The Marching 100, the Alton Middle School

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