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VIDEO: Dancing Santas Take Over St. Louis Intersection
Turns out, Santa can boogie down with the best of them — well, multiple Santas can.
To the tune of Mariah Carey’s hit “All I Want For Christmas is You,” eleven Santas hit the intersection of Clayton and Lindbergh yesterday to dance it out while the cars were stopped at a light. The fun was brought to the streets by DJ Reggie and the Hip Hop Mamas.
The goal of the group is to raise money for various nonprofits while also spreading holiday cheer.…
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St. Louis-based Medicaid giant Centene settles fraud allegations with Kansas for $27.6M
St. Louis-based Centene, the nation’s largest Medicaid managed care provider, has settled fraud allegations with a fifth state, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced Monday. The $27.6 million Kansas settlement comes after Mississippi, Illinois and Arkansas announced settlements totaling $154 million. All of those follow a settlement with Ohio — the only state to sue […]
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Small but spirited, Sumner High choir finds hard-fought harmony
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Local real estate agent is picked to star in a TV show
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St. Louis Area Abortion Clinics Brace for Supreme Court Ruling
For years, Dr. Erin King listened to people tell her she was crying wolf when she said that abortion access could soon be taken away completely.
And then came Missouri’s eight-week ban — that has since been blocked in court — and pronouncements from Republican politicians celebrating an "abortion-free Missouri."…