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Officials from car manufacturer Hyundai were in Jennings this weekend to offer a free anti-theft software installation for vehicle owners.

Thousands attended Sunday’s Music at the Intersection festival. Organizers estimate as many as 12,000 people attended the event over the weekend.

The head of a healthcare nonprofit says we’re seeing a surge in COVID cases in our area and warns that SARS-CoV-2 will most likely never go away.

Please join us for our Neighborhood Meeting. The meeting will be held at Watson Terrace Christian Church, 4205 Watson Rd. … MoreQuarterly Neighborhood Meeting – September 11, 2023

Steve Flesch put all parts of his game together Sunday and matched his career-low on the PGA Tour Champions with a 9-under 62 that took him from a two-shot deficit to a three-shot victory in the Ascension Charity Classic.

Contract negotiations are between the labor union and GM, Ford and Chrysler owner, Stellantis. The current contract will expire Thursday.

Ross Douthat joins a cast of millions today to ask: Why Is Joe Biden So Unpopular? The answer is: he's not. How often do I have to post this chart before the message gets through? Here are our last four presidents at week 133 of their first terms:¹ ¹Excluding George W. Bush, as usual, because ...continue reading "For the last time: Joe Biden is not unpopular"

The Clayton Fire Department Memorial 9/11 Stair Climb took place at Enterprise Center Sunday morning.

One person was killed late Saturday night in a collision at a north St. Louis County intersection.

‘All they did was just leave her in a room.’ Kat Dunkus went to Mercy St. Louis with chest pains and was put in a behavioral health unit. Workers say it’s a problem.

A new poll says that only 28% of Californians support cash reparations for Black residents. But this number is fairly meaningless because it masks partisan differences that are even bigger than usual: Democrats: 43% support Republicans: 3% support I myself have long believed that cash reparations are a misguided idea. I have four primary reasons: ...continue reading "Even in blue California, most oppose cash reparations to Black residents"