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The swap, negotiated by Mayor Tim Lowery’s administration, would give McBride Homes 32 acres of undeveloped field and trees in Koch Park to build 108 new two-story houses there.

"I'm not going to lie, yes it's nerve-racking. It's a nightmare over there," Earlene said.

The move by the $4 billion publicly-traded company is led by a CEO who is well-known to St. Louis and who touts the region's central location as a motivating factor.

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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Awaken your body and bask in the morning sunlight! This gentle yoga practice is designed to energize and align your body and mind through movement and breath. Bring your own […]

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SLU on Monday held a ribbon-cutting for its new O’Loughlin Family Champions Center, a 25,000-square-foot facility designed to provide a number of services for the university’s 400-plus student athletes. The $20 million facility is slated to open formally later in October for student-athletes at the private Jesuit university.

MoDOT is hosting a public meeting Tuesday to share information on the Highway 67 safety assessment.

The city of Manchester hosts an informational event on annexation on Tuesday.

The University of Missouri - St. Louis is celebrating its 60th anniversary with five new fanfares. They are short pieces with big goals.

Missouri Goodwill is hosting a free career fair Wednesday.

Alex and Kelly Pearson-Potts first put up a gay pride flag at their home in St. Charles during Pride month. But when what Alex calls "drama" broke out surrounding the St. Charles County Library, with an angry group haranguing the library board over a local librarian's choice to wear both makeup and goatee, they put it back up and kept it up. The flag hung proudly from their porch — until this past weekend.

St. Louis Public School parents plan to meet with district leaders to talk about ways to improve students' reading skills.

The St. Louis Chapter of Asis International, an organization for security professionals, is hosting its 33rd annual law enforcement and private security appreciation luncheon on Tuesday.

Darkness falls across the land, the midnight hour is close at hand, as all manner of ancient evil rises anew from its restless slumber intent on but one thing: participating in a "Thriller" flash mob for the amusement of the good citizens of O’Fallon, Illinois. And that’s just one, er, thrilling aspect of the Witches and Wizards Festival, which returns to O'Fallon Station (105 South Vine Street, O'Fallon, Illinois; 618-624-0139) this Saturday, October 14. In addition to the Michael Jackson-themed fun, this event will include fire dancers, a tightrope performance, a night market, a costume contest, a magician and more as downtown O’Fallon is transformed into a hauntingly fun ode to all things Spooky Season.

"These investments reflect the City of St. Louis' commitment to economic justice," Mayor Tishaura Jones said.

Omarion D. Williams, 19, of East St. Louis, was charged with one count of first-degree murder.

One of the joys of visiting the Green Shag Market (5733 Manchester Avenue, 314-646-8687) is the contrast between the exterior and the interior. Outside, it looks, to be frank, a bit dubious. Manchester isn’t the prettiest street, and the building itself is rather industrial.