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Metro Transit reported a cyberattack on Oct. 2. This weekend, the ride service said it was still affecting Call-A-Ride services.

The Call-A-Ride reservation system is back up. Previously, Metro Transit said services were suspended this weekend due to lingering effects of a cyberattack.

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In September 2019, Drew Patchin awoke with severe headaches and nausea. As the days passed, his headaches intensified, prompting a medical examination that revealed a brain tumor.

Officers responded to the shooting at 3:34 a.m. near the intersection of Compton Avenue and Potomac Street.

The final stop in our St. Louis Microbrewery tour, Urban Chestnut’s gem in the Covenanat Blu/Grand Center Neighborhood is the perfect setting inside and out.

Starting on Monday, October 9, and running through Sunday, October 15, it's Taco Week in the city. To celebrate, enjoy $5 taco deals across town, and be sure to check out the St. Louis Taco Week App. 

In her 2023 State of the City address, Mayor Jones highlighted her priority to create this new office.

While today's unemployment rates are significantly lower than the COVID-19 pandemic peak of 14.7% experienced in April 2020, the fear of job losses remains as workers stare down an uncertain economic future. Experts are mixed in their views of a potential recession. The return of student loan payments, continually high gas prices, persistent inflation, and [...]

EDWARDSVILLE - Bands have been hired, vendor reservations are at capacity, and Friends of Leclaire are ready for Leclaire Parkfest, the organization’s annual party at Leclaire Park where they celebrate the history of their historic neighborhood. This year marks the 31 st year for the festival that is always held on the third Sunday in October. The festival is set for October 15, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Leclaire Park at 900 Hale Avenue in Edwardsville, Illinois. The festival will kick-off with music by the Gaslight Squares, a St. Louis band with a special blend of ragtime and jazz, followed by the old-time folk music of the Lodge Brothers at the band stand. These groups have become regular favorites of the festival. On the Madison Avenue side of the park, music will be provided by the band Hallquist, followed by Mike Keller and the Greater Good. Sneaky’s Bar and Burger Joint will provide beer, wine and cocktails and food vendors offer many choices for visitors,

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Backers say police are targeting homeless on the issue; an opponent says legalizing such conduct is unhealthy and disrespectful to the rest of the community.

“Democracy is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it,” the vice president said during at 25-minute talk at the Democratic National Committee’s fall meeting.

The first floor of the Railway Exchange Building caught fire Friday afternoon near the corner of Sixth and Olive streets in downtown.

Key takeaways: There are many things to watch for when doing your monthly self-check for breast cancer: lumps, skin changes, nipple changes, changes in breast size, pain or abnormalities under the armpits. Women should do the self-check a week after their menstrual cycle ends and stick to the same time each month. Unless you have an urgent issue, you don't need to go to the emergency department after finding something during a self-check. Instead, make an appointment with a provider and document what's happening. “I found a lump.” It’s the unsettling phrase providers sometimes hear from women when they are performing their monthly breast self-check for cancer signs. But lumps are not the only thing to watch for, says Heather Chambers, an OSF HealthCare breast health navigator who is herself a breast cancer survivor. Signs to know Each month, keep these in mind. Lumps, the most talked about sign. “A lot of women, especially

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