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Big Head Todd and The Monsters have quietly become an American institution, following three and a half decades of writing, recording, and touring.   After countless sold-out shows in amphitheaters

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Walk on the wild side at the World Bird Sanctuary. During its Owl Prowls, you can meet the amazing birds that fly by moonlight.   Held on select evenings from

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The Downtown West neighborhood has undergone a transformation over the last few years. Besides a brand-new Major League Soccer stadium, parking garage, and refurbished businesses, one that hopes to turn heads is the latest entrance to the budding cannabis industry.

The ruling only applies to 850 plaintiffs listed in the lawsuit in Effingham County and four licensed gun dealers.

“Since November, the inspections on the roof have failed 5 times,” said Morris. “They never call back. I haven’t heard from anyone from Solis."

The proposal could potentially save the district a million dollars a year as it faces a $6 million shortfall next year.

Authorities said three factors linked multiple overdoses that occurred within two hours in August 2020: fentanyl, the Ameristar Casino and Ledra Craig.

In a city plagued with gun violence, the shelter said it treated four dogs for gunshot wounds over the course of three days.

Michael Green asked a rideshare driver to stop at a drive-thru for food and pay for the order. When the driver said no, police said Green attacked him.

5 On Your Side contacted Missouri American Water to learn more about what might have caused the issue.

A “shadowy organization” in the Department of Homeland Security leads the effort to undermine free speech by coercing social media companies, Attorney General Andrew Bailey said Friday in a speech to the Missouri chapter of the Federalist Society. In his first public speech to a nonpartisan audience since taking office Jan. 3, Bailey talked about […]

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A spokesperson for the Archdiocese of St. Louis said the decision to close the school was not part of its All Things New restructuring plan.

For years, scientific researchers have warned that Elon Musk’s Starlink low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband constellations are harming scientific research. Simply put, the light pollution Musk claimed would never happen in the first place is making it far more difficult to study the night sky, a problem researchers say can be mitigated somewhat but never fully eliminated. Musk […]

Authorities have captured one of five inmates who escaped from the St. Francois County Jail on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden hosted more than 200 of the nation’s mayors at the White House on Friday afternoon, highlighting economic growth and the effectiveness of their bipartisan leadership as the country moves on from the COVID-19 pandemic.  “I want to thank the mayors across the country for doing everything they can do to […]

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The battle over the Journey American Express card isn’t over. In new court documents filed in California, Jonathan Cain is accusing bandmate Neal Schon of charging over $1 million on the card, which is causing problems for…

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The 2023 Bill Barrett Faculty and the 36th Annual Undergraduate Exhibit   Join us! Reception and Gallery Talk with performance by DJ Pharaoh — Luke Demetry   This exhibit is

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