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The owners of Kitchen House Coffee have shut their doors for good. In a Facebook post yesterday, owners Paul Whitsitt and David Rodgers said they made the difficult decision to close the almost nine-year-old Tower Grove East coffee shop, located at 3149 Shenandoah Avenue. "This decision was both long coming and made suddenly," they wrote.

Crews are responding to numerous floods in the Eureka area.

Music is an integral part of sports, and St. Louis CITY SC hired Muhammad "Mvstermind" Austin as director of musical experience. While there's no music during the game, he builds the soundtrack for the pre-game shows and block parties, including selecting which artists will perform.

St. Louis City Election Commissioners are testing their voting equipment Monday morning.

Moline Acres Police are trying to prevent car thefts for highly-targeted Hyundai's and Kia's.

Part of a building collapsed in north St. Louis.

A driver was injured in a car crash in south St. Louis Sunday evening.

A 19-year-old man was shot while driving on I-70 Saturday night.

A robot visits the girls at Marian Middle School, Monday.

It's National Nutrition Month and Logan University in Chesterfield wants to help others make healthy choices.

The St. Louis Association of Community organizations is having a tree planting and litter pick up Monday.

Elections for the Parkway Board of Educators are next Tuesday, April 4.

A veterans aid program celebrates its 20th anniversary this week by opening a new facility Tuesday.

The city of Ferguson will swear in its latest police chief later Monday. Ferguson has had multiple chiefs in recent years, and the newest top cop is no stranger to controversy.

High employee turnover has plagued Missouri’s Department of Social Services for years. The department’s staffing woes have contributed to a range of problems — from foster children languishing in state care for longer than they should be to disabled residents waiting months to receive federal food benefits to investigators unable to keep up with child […]

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When I moved from open country to the lush Missouri landscape, I quickly became aware of the many species of birds living in the tangle of green behind my home.  Pulled into the ebb and flow of their presence and their migrations, I became fascinated by the instinct that drives them, the adaptation processes of […]

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Sponsorships, stacked panels, dance parties: Inside utilities' campaign to convince regulators of the bright future for natural gas.