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Longtime Eagles bassist Timothy B. Schmit's latest solo studio album, Day by Day, was released today. The 12-track collection features guest contributions from an impressive lineup of musicians, including Jackson…

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Summer Nights take place on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday weekends, starting May 6. They are evenings filled with live music, good food and drink, and

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Celebrate PRIDE at Shark Bar!   Join Rehab & Shark Bar on the first Friday of the month for our Pride-Days happy hour from 6-10p.

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A social media post appears to show three Missouri high school students recreating the death of George Floyd.

There has been a trend over the past decade or so in which a very specific part of America’s political spectrum appears to be simultaneously advocating for “free speech” in ways that have nothing to do with the American system while also attacking all kinds of other speech and insisting that speech not happen. Hypocrisy […]

The transit system has had some security breaches over the years including shootings and robberies.

Clancy objected to having the former lobbyist participate, saying it was a conflict of interest.

A LOOK INSIDE THE NEW RP Lumber CENTER Development: EDWARDSVILLE - The RP Lumber CENTER Ice Rink Development next to Edwardsville High School is close to completion, S.K. Wilson & Co. representative Kerry Lorts said Thursday. S.K. Wilson is the general contractor on the RP Lumber CENTER project. The new RP Lumber CENTER is part of the City of Edwardsville's "A Better Place To Play" initiative. The new center will include an ice rink, a teen center, an indoor track, and a recreational facility. The indoor track surface will be installed within the next two weeks, Kerry Lorts said. "We will charge the system next week and within two to three weeks make ice, then get it painted," he said. "The workout area is ready. The equipment still has to be installed. We are wrapping up rubber flooring, cleaning up, and putting the final touches of paint on everything." The indoor track appears to be magnificent in its structure and it appears it will take about 8 laps to equal a mile on

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The largest budget in Missouri history passed with relative ease Friday, in part because the final version was larger than the spending plans passed earlier in either the House or Senate. The total, just over $49 billion, includes big increases for school transportation, help for colleges and universities in the form of bigger budgets and […]

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Police used text messages and surveillance video to show collaboration between a corrections officer and an inmate.

Construction firms are grappling with labor shortages across the country. St. Louis-based McCarthy Building Companies discusses how it’s found success by targeting younger workers, women, and minorities — and finding ways to retain them.

Whitesnake has just released a new best-of compilation titled Whitesnake Greatest Hits, featuring remixed and remastered versions of 16 classic tracks by the band, via digital formats. The album also…

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“Are ya ready, kids?” Spend the evening enjoying all things classic Nickelodeon at the May 6 First Friday: Nick at Night! The evening will feature

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Join us on our newest trip, the Downtown STL Microadventure! Don’t let the name fool you; there’s nothing small about this 45 minute adventure through

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Missouri’s “trigger law” goes into effect if Roe v. Wade is repealed — and could have a big impact on residents. The law would eliminate most abortion access, and law professor Marcia McCormick explains how it could also affect contraception and fertility.

If you're looking for a few ways you can enjoy the special weekend with your mom, here are a few ideas around the STL.

A southeast Missouri man is facing federal hate crime and arson charges for burning down a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints last year in Cape Girardeau. Christopher Scott Pritchard, 46, also faces state charges of arson, burglary and property damage motivated by discrimination. Court records list Pritchard as homeless.

A Jennings man who helped Nigerian romance scammers steal hundreds of thousands in cash and electronics from women in 25 states was sentenced Friday to five years.