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St. Louis City public school parents say they have reached out, but have had no luck.

St. Louis CITY SC is playoff-bound in its inaugural season. For fans hoping to enjoy their historic run up close, it's time to plan ahead.

Not for Julia We all feel differently about food. There are dishes that everyone loves (like pizza, for instance).Then there are those we can take or leave (think: Brussel sprouts.) Then there are those foods we just can’t tolerate. Maybe it’s in my DNA, but eggs and I don’t get along. I’m okay with them... 

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To pass a package of tax credits designed to expand affordable child care will require getting by the “knuckleheads” in the state Senate, Missouri Chamber of Commerce President Dan Mehan said Wednesday. As he greeted the audience and panelists at a forum on the state’s child care needs in Columbia, Missouri, Mehan blamed the defeat of a bill crafted as part of Gov. Mike Parson’s legislative package on Republican factionalism in the Missouri Senate. The bill, sponsored by state Rep. Brenda…

Missouri politicians are urging the company to sell plants in Dexter and Noel.

Matt Masiel of Screaming Eagle Development already won the blessing in June 2022 from the St. Louis Board of Adjustment.

ST. LOUIS – For those interested in understanding the impact of human activities on our environment, Saint Louis University has recently published a report on Cliff Cave. This report highlights the findings of a research team that found the presence of microplastics within a cave that had been sealed for the past three decades. In [...]

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- A big investment at the University of Missouri will help millions of cancer patients around the world.  The MU Research Reactor facility, known as MURR, is the only manufacturer in the nation to produce lifesaving treatments for liver, pancreatic, thyroid and prostate cancers. The $20 million expansion project is expected to help [...]

Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour seems to have revealed his feelings about allegations his former bandmate Roger Waters is antisemitic. The rocker shared a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, featuring Campaign Against Antisemitism’s documentary The Dark Side…

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A Hazelwood man filed suit this week in federal court, challenging a Missouri law that says he must display a "no candy or treats at this residence" sign at his house on Halloween because he is a sex offender.  Thomas Sanderson, 58, has been on the state’s offender registry since 2006.

The Humane Society of Missouri had a busy week, rescuing 106 dogs across several counties throughout the state of Missouri, including Pettis, Ripley, Perry, and Harrison.

A rare two-headed snake has slithered in Missouri for several years, and conservation officials plan to celebrate the snake's birthday this weekend.

The order – for Boeing and Airbus aircraft – is part of United's plan to use larger airplanes on routes currently served by smaller planes.

One of the foremost defenders of embattled St. Louis-area police officers appears to have gone from backing the blue to taking their asses to court. Jeff Roorda, we hardly knew ye. The often-bombastic former business manager of the St. Louis Police Officers Association filed suit yesterday against his own former police union, saying they breached his contract and interfered with his performance.

ALTON - Alton Fire Department responded in a quick fashion to a serious fire in the 2300 block of Sunset on Wednesday night. Alton Fire Chief Jesse Jemison said the fire appears to be “suspicious” in nature. He said the fire is being investigated by the fire department and the state fire marshal’s office was called in. Alton Police Department is also part of the investigation. Jemison said the house was occupied and the blaze appeared to start on the front porch. “The fire was knocked down within about 20 minutes,” he said. “The firefighters put a good hit on it and kept it confined to the house's front porch.” The chief said he could not release any more about the fire because of the ongoing investigation and that family members are being consulted, but more will come out later today.

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Hillsdale’s top government official was in the passenger seat at the time of the incident, and Fox2 cited an accident report stating “Mayor” Dorothy Moore instructed the defendant to drive away.

A woman accused of setting a home, farm field, and crops on fire in Jersey County last week is behind bars.