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The move was revealed during a hearing in a suit involving state Attorney General Eric Schmitt, who had sued to block an earlier mask order.

Alanis Morissette took over Broadway with her two-time Tony Award-winning musical Jagged Little Pill. Now, she's coming for your local bookstore. According to a press release from Abrams Books, young adult author Eric Smith has teamed…

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Elizabeth Dembo admitted fraudulently obtaining prescriptions for amphetamines, oxycodone and an anti-anxiety drug on at least 10 occasions.

The acting health director cited the recent ruling from a Cole County circuit judge that ordered local health orders are illegal and should be lifted.

The Smashing Pumpkins, Bush, Jane's Addiction, Megadeth and Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell are among the new additions to the 2022 Welcome to Rockville lineup. They join the previously announced headliners: Foo…

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Bonnie Raitt will be starting the new year with an impressive new honor the night before the upcoming Grammy Awards. The Recording Academy announced Thursday that she'll receive its Lifetime…

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WASHINGTON — Former U.S. Sen. Robert J. Dole arrived at the U.S. Capitol for the final time on Thursday, for a Rotunda ceremony in which former colleagues and congressional leaders from both parties honored the life and career of the late Kansas political icon.  President Joe Biden and others remembered Dole — who died Sunday at […]

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The endangered missing person advisory went out Thursday afternoon and was canceled a couple of hours later.

Private employers, with some exemptions, will be paid $11.15 per hour, effective January 1, 2022.

The International Institute of St. Louis is overwhelmed trying to resettle more than 300 Afghan refugees and turning to other nonprofits for help.

The upcoming rate increases will take effect on Feb. 28, and raise Ameren's yearly revenue by $220 million.

Feeling festive? Head to Cherokee Street this weekend to enjoy a holiday fundraiser at The Luminary, a holiday parody of the 1982 classic "The Thing", and many opportunities to finish (or start) your holiday shopping & support small businesses at the same time. FRIDAY Sip & Shop 4 - 6 PM @ Your Friend's Apartment […]

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Lydia Caesar has found a home in the St. Louis music scene. Her new EP tells listeners not to settle or sacrifice themselves in relationships, but to strive for something monumental.

The university's School of Medicine plans to add six floors to the top of a building at the center of its medical campus.

Illinois Department of Transportation crews will make needed bridge deck repairs from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.

The founder of the company donated $2 million to the University of Missouri-Columbia's College of Engineering to establish an endowed chair.

St. Louis County abandoned its effort to maintain a mask mandate Thursday as Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s crusade to crush out all such orders statewide continued. Some school districts said they would not comply with “cease and desist” letters from Schmitt after his office began soliciting complaints about mask rules, citing their legal authority. But […]

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