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'Swashbuckle!', which features the parrot Teko, puts unicycling, contortion, wire-walking, and more on display.

On the latest episode of Politically Speaking, outgoing 14th Ward Alderwoman Carol Howard discusses raising aldermanic pay, what it might take to lift a residency requirement for city employees, and how the digital age changed everything about being an alderperson.

St. Louis’ elected prosecutor says she will run for reelection in 2024, even as she tries to fend off an effort by Missouri’s attorney general to force her out of office.

“We envisioned a getaway in our own backyard,” says homeowner Dawn Sturmon, who worked with architect Ann Wimsatt to create the space.

The company, which expanded to St. Louis in 2020, offers decorative prints, stationery, greeting cards, notebooks, linens, and other products, all made with block printing.

The state's rainy day fund now stands at $1.22 billion.

House gives first-round approval to $45.6 billion budget plan after cutting $2.1 billion from spending proposed by Gov. Mike Parson.

Nine-year-old Hallie Scruggs and 9-year-old Evelyn Dieckhaus both have personal connections to Missouri.

Despite pleas from community members who say the landfill is responsible for mysterious illnesses, federal environmental regulators said Tuesday they can’t provide a timeline for cleanup.

I know we’re deep, deep, deep into the moral panic about social media being uniquely awful, especially for kids. It’s driving all sorts of nonsense, including the false idea that we’re in a uniquely excessive period of depression, or that it’s been “proven” that social media makes kids feel bad. But… that’s not what the […]

Critics allege the lawsuit is a way to ‘relitigate’ responsibility for millions of acres of damage to crops and natural areas across the Midwest and South.

The All-In-One Hardcore Unity Game Developer Bundle has 8 courses to help you learn how to build your own games plus a 1 month pass for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Unity is one of the world’s most popular game engines. Used to easily create cross-platform 2D and 3D games, it comes with a powerful set […]

Officials have estimated 200,000 Missourians could eventually lose coverage as a pandemic policy ends. State Medicaid leaders say they are working to ensure those who are eligible aren’t kicked off.

News reports based on leaks from the Fed have said that Silicon Valley Bank was called out in 2021 for some poor governance practices but that warnings about financial risk didn't come until late 2022. However, testimony yesterday by Michael Barr, the Fed's vice chair for supervision, paints a slightly different picture: Near the end ...continue reading "Yesterday we got a little more detail about the Fed’s supervision of SVB"

Most winning ball clubs will have at least one utility player they can plug into any position at any given time that benefits the team. The St. Louis Cardinals made the concept of versatility a priority when constructing their 2023 roster.

Somersaulting, Sword Fighting and Circus Circus Harmony is back with their annual, full length, ticketed show. This year, it is an epic adventure with somersaulting, sword fighting, and circus called Swashbuckle! The show features all-new acts co-created with Circus Harmony’s sensational staff and talented students. Date for : Circu Harmony, St. Louis’ only social circus […]

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ST. LOUIS — St. Louis, St. Louis County and the Bi-State Development Agency are seeking public input on MetroLink expansion proposals through an online survey.

EDWARDSVILLE - At Garwood’s Heating & Cooling in Edwardsville, quality customer service has been a family tradition for the business, which has been serving the Edwardsville/Glen Carbon area for over 40 years between two generations of the Garwood family - and possibly a third generation someday. “It’s a small family business that my father and mother started in the early ‘80s, and things have been going very well,” Service Manager Shane Garwood said, adding that he’s been with the business since 1993. Shane said they mainly specialize in residential service and retrofit replacement, as well as some minor commercial work. He added it’s been “quite an honor” for the company to be in business for the last four decades. “We’ve been so fortunate and blessed in this community,” he said. “We’ve grown with it and the business opportunities that it’s presented for us have been phenomenal.”

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CommunityAmerica Credit Union, based in suburban Kansas City, looking to St. Louis for growth. It plans three new branch locations here and signed a sponsorship deal with the Cardinals to boost the credit union's profile.