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Partners John Brunner, Nick Zotos, and Michael Friedman will offer made-to-order juices and smoothies, as well as such grab-and-go options as overnight oats, bottled juices, bone broths, and salads.

Measure originated with a Texas group that also pushed for last year’s controversial bill targeting homeless people.

Paul Henreid argues he wanted a quiet expungement but got more media attention instead.

The state confirms it is “monitoring irregularities” involving the nonprofit running the MET Center, a workforce training and education hub in Wellston.

Summer camps fill a crucial need for childcare when schools are out of sessions for working families.

The Jefferson College student started writing her debut album when a music teacher suggested it could be a way to work through her grief over the death of her twin sister.

SPRINGFIELD - The Purple Heart awarded to Army Specialist Kenneth R. Wiest was returned to his family as part of Operation Purple Heart, an unprecedented mission to return 11 Purple Heart medals to their rightful owners, Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs announced today. Wiest earned the medal while serving in Vietnam. He also served in Desert Storm, sometimes called the Gulf War. Mr. Wiest died in O’Fallon, Illinois, on Sept. 4, 1998, at age 48. Like many combat veterans, Mr. Wiest rarely spoke about his service and the injuries he suffered taking fire while inside a helicopter. “Army Specialist Wiest served his country, and it is our duty to honor this soldier no matter how many years have passed,” Frerichs said during a somber ceremony in Springfield with Mr. Wiest’s children. “Dad was a good soldier, a loyal friend and dedicated father,” said Andrea Wiest Schone, the youngest of four siblings who initiated the process that led to

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The Jefferson College student started writing her debut album when a music teacher suggested it could be a way to work through her grief over the death of her twin sister.

St. Louis County Police are searching for a missing teen Tuesday.

Big Telecom lobbyists have been working overtime in both the US and EU, trying to get policymakers to force Big Tech to pay them billions in additional subsidies for no coherent reason. We’ve noted for several years how the push is self-serving bullshit by anti-competitive telecom giants, yet thanks to their lobbying influence, the effort shows no sign […]

The East St. Louis Fire Department is at the scene of a house fire Tuesday morning.

All the “no” votes came from Democrats, but three of them joined with Republicans to vote in favor.

For more than a century, 28 members of the Board of Aldermen governed the city of St. Louis. Those days are almost over. A primary election on Tuesday will begin the toppling of dominoes in a chaotic transition phase that several local candidates have dubbed "Aldergeddon." Tuesday's election marks the first political contest under the newly drawn ward maps, where 39 candidates will compete for 14 seats. The top two candidates in each ward will advance to an April 4 general election.   Ward reduction…

A new Fields Foods location is opening in St. Louis County. It's replacing the old Save-A-Lot on Page Avenue that closed in 2021.

Missouri schools get their annual report cards Tuesday.

A house committee is considering two bills Tuesday that would aid hazardous waste victims in St. Louis and St. Charles counties.

Several groups plan to make another call to action on gun safety later Tuesday.