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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra announces 2026-2027 lineup
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra announced its 2026–2027 schedule Wednesday, marking its 147th year with a lineup of popular symphonic works, premieres, and live movie scores.
The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body
A new work hailed as a joyous, raucous, spirited event, but also a love letter to Black women and their families - knowing that in spite of it all, we are […]
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Health officials confirm a second measles case in the Metro East, release exposure locations
Fire crews respond to hazmat situation in south STL
Crews from the St. Louis Fire Department say they are responding to hazmat spill in South St. Louis Wednesday evening.
Wood River council finalizes sale for $95 million film studio-entertainment complex
Plans call for up to 6 sound and production studios for film and TV projects and an esports arena.
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Family fears release after insanity plea
Emotions ran high in court after a murder suspect in a 2022 Berkeley killing changed his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity.
Local athlete competing for gold at Winter Olympics
The Fulton School in Chesterfield held a day of joy to honor a 2023 graduate competing at the Winter Olympics.
Who remembers Thayr Ashton's Haunted Mansion?
Florissant woman says fiancé turned over to ICE after traffic stop
Man admits strangling partner on grounds of Gateway Arch
A 20-year-old man appeared in court Wednesday and admitted in front of a judge to strangling an intimate partner while on Gateway Arch grounds.
Whoever you are- your car brought me so much joy last Friday ❤️
North St. Louis tornado repair funds could run out by May without federal dollars
Nine months after a massive tornado tore through parts of St. Louis, thousands of are still awaiting repairs. Now, city officials warn that funding for those repairs could run out by April or May, even as they say delays in federal disaster dollars are not unusual.
Wednesday Night Jazz Jam
Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam is a weekly gathering that brings jazz within reach […]
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Lawmakers debate tax credits for critical minerals; see which ones could be under you
The Missouri Senate is considering legislation that would try to incentivize in-state production of minerals that the U.S. government sees at vital to the nation’s economic and security interests.
“Free” Surveillance Tech Still Comes At A High And Dangerous Cost
Surveillance technology vendors, federal agencies, and wealthy private donors have long helped provide local law enforcement “free” access to surveillance equipment that bypasses local oversight. The result is predictable: serious accountability gaps and data pipelines to other entities, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), that expose millions of people to harm. The cost of “free” surveillance tools — […]
Missouri volunteers say they were harassed by paid GOP canvassers. It’s likely the same group accused of forging signatures in Utah
Anatomy of an avalanche
One of the deadliest avalanches in modern California history occurred in the Castle Peak backcountry area north of Lake Tahoe, after more than three feet of snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour created unstable, drifting snow.
Boeing defense headquarters moving back to St. Louis. Hegseth lauds move
Hegseth spoke to Boeing workers on Wednesday, urging them to increase the pace of production: “We need you to build faster — faster, faster, faster.”
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