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A longtime athlete has been selected to represent Special Olympics Missouri and Special Olympics USA at the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023, according to a release from SOMO.

Future shelter location at Bingham Avenue is without electrical wire after theft.

Markeith Mayo, 48, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and unlawful possession of a weapon.

The case started as a class-action lawsuit with a larger class of plaintiffs, but a previous ruling narrowed the number of plaintiffs to six.

Graham Nash has shared a heartfelt tribute to his Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmate David Crosby, who passed away Thursday at the age of 81.  “It is with a deep and profound sadness that I…

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Katie Rodas-Santizo, a local eighth grader at Marian Middle School, will defend her school’s championship title in this year’s Clavicus Project Jamboree — a yearly robotics competition that challenges the STEM skills of middle school students in St. Louis. Robotics Coach Mark Viox and Marian Middle School Interim Principal Sierhah Price share how they encourage a love of STEM in young girls like Rodas-Santizo.

St. Louis police have launched homicide investigations into each of the incidents.

Gray Design Group, named one of the Midwest Top Design Firms by Engineering News-Record, welcomes Brie Ray (project associate) to their architecture studio and Joe Kohnen (senior graphic designer) to their Branding + Graphic Design studio.     A recent graduate from the University of Missouri – Columbia, Brie utilizes her strong organizational skills and […]

The club will collaborate with the university on esports programming and expand the school’s sports management curriculum.

Two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer David Crosby passed away Thursday, according to a statement issued by his wife to Variety. He was 81

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One Missouri S&T graduate recently appeared on an episode of ABC’s “Shark Tank” and even earned an offer to purchase a percentage of his company.

JERSEYVILLE - On Tuesday, Jan. 24, the Jerseyville Domino’s Pizza location is participating in a fundraiser that will help support the Unified Child Advocacy Network, a nonprofit organization that helps children who have been physically/sexually abused. Melissa Dandino, fundraising coordinator for the Unified Child Advocacy Network, said 20% of every dollar spent at the Jerseyville Domino’s will go towards the child advocacy network, and that applies across the entire menu. Be sure to use code “DN1” if ordering online at dominos.com , or mention the Unified Child Advocacy Network in-store or to your delivery driver for your order proceeds to benefit the organization. “We have had no fundraising for our organization since it was founded in 2017, so we’re just trying to get out into the community and let them know that we’re here, and what we’re doing for the children of the community,” Dandino said. The Unified Child Advocacy

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Metallica has premiered a new song called "Screaming Suicide," a track off the band's upcoming album, 72 Seasons. "'Screaming Suicide' addresses the taboo word of suicide," says frontman James Hetfield.…

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You are invited to an Open House celebrating the grand reopening of the Sverdrup Complex, Webster University’s newly renovated state-of-the-art media production and communication education facility! Please join us from

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Police on Thursday identified the man killed by police earlier this week in Wentzville.

One month after a judge overturned a man's conviction for the murder of a retired St. Louis police officer's son, the Circuit Attorney's Office filed to dismiss the charges altogether on Thursday, leading to the man's release from prison.

The developments could help boost a downtown that has been struggling to recover from the pandemic.