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Vanilla Fudge has announced plans to release a remastered version its 2007 cover of Led Zeppelin's "Ramble On" as a digital download and via streaming services on November 30. The…

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Following its in-person return this past weekend, Florida's Welcome to Rockville festival has announced its 2022 headliners. Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses, KISS and Korn lead the bill for next…

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Thanksgiving Kitchen Helps  Put parsley or cilantro in a small vase or even a juice glass with water. It will stay fresh during the holiday cooking season and be ready when needed. Make mashed potatoes up to an hour ahead and place them in slow cooker with a thin layer of warm milk (or light... 

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Police have identified three teenagers who died in the crash. Two others are expected to survive

Police said the first person to hit the victim drove away from the scene, but the second driver stayed and is cooperating with the investigation.

Many of us know someone who has left their job during the pandemic in search of another position. A new study says more workers quit their jobs in September than ever before. According to the U.S. Labor Department, more than 4.4 million workers quit their jobs voluntarily in September. That number is up from the 4.3 million people we saw leaving their jobs in August 2021. Almost 1 million workers quit in the leisure and hospitality industry alone. KSDK 5 On Your Side talked with a restaurant…

The United Way of Greater St. Louis is still accepting donations to its 2021 fall campaign, for which it hasn't stated a goal. The nonprofit raised $69.1 million in the 2020 fundraising push.

All Saints Roman Catholic Church in St. Peters traces its origins to 1823 when it was first founded by French settlers. It was known as St. Peter’s at first, which gives its name to the city and area. Only later,… Continue Reading →

The cocktail and entertainment offering will start Nov. 16 with a “Big Mistake. Big. Huge” custom cocktail and “Pretty Funny Women” comedy.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

Bar K welcomed members to a soft opening at its St. Louis location on Sunday. The complex is impressive. It spans several acres and includes a variety of spaces from a groomer to a restaurant to a few different bars. There is no question this will become a very popular space for dog owners throughout […]

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The chain will offer low-impact/high-intensity cycling classes beginning Nov. 18

"What we're able to do is help these doctors excel at being veterinarians and give them the time and support they need to be great"

Missouri Governor Mike Parson seems a little confused lately. Decades into a political career of faithfully resisting such scourges as health care and jobless benefits for poor people, Parson has stumbled upon a handout he can get behind: welfare for people who would rather lose their jobs than get vaccinated for COVID-19.…

Large donors can put universities in potentially awkward positions when faculty conclusions conflict with the interests of those benefactors.

Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt wants to know what four Democratic executives in Missouri’s largest metro areas said in emails, texts and other communications about mask mandates to fight the spread of COVID-19. His office said Friday seeking the records is part of Schmitt’s determination to fight “tyrannical government overreach.” A spokesman for St. Louis […]

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Is it safe to say that most Americans are sick and tired of all the partisan fighting dominating the national political landscape, causing gridlock and preventing virtually any progress in the halls of Congress? No matter what side of the political spectrum you land, you must be feeling at least a sigh of relief, if […]

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