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MO History Riverfront Takeover Cruise
Brush up on the history of the Mighty Mississippi while cruising the river. The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch have partnered with the Missouri History Museum to introduce a […]
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St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain […]
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Missouri deer painted with 'pet' sign raises concern
A peculiar pet roaming around Jefferson County has caused growing concern among Missouri officials and residents. Officials are now urging residents to be aware of chronic waste disease.
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Less than a year into renovations at Old Courthouse, organizers pleased with progress
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St. Louis stores buzzing as Powerball fever takes over
Convenience stores around the St. Louis area said they were busy all day long Wednesday, selling thousands of Powerball tickets ahead of the big drawing.
New Alton Business District Taxes Approved, Criticized
ALTON - After the Alton City Council voted 6-1 to raise sales taxes within the recently established Route 3 and Buckmaster Business District, one resident voiced his disapproval. Mike Batchelor, who also raised concerns about the tax increase at a public hearing last month , returned to City Hall to question the economic benefit of the district and the priorities of city officials. While public speakers at Monday’s Committee of the Whole meeting were allowed to make comments before their items of concern were voted on, Batchelor said he was caught off guard by his inability to do the same. “I had a prepared speech, but you guys kind of trashed that with your vote to raise taxes, so forgive me for going a little bit off script,” Batchelor said. “I was the only one to speak up in the public forum to question why anyone thought it was a promising idea to raise taxes on anyone right now, let alone two discount retailers that cater to our lowest income
Woman disputes police account in I-44 road rage shooting
We're hearing more from a woman who said her husband is the one who was shot in the hand during what police described as a road rage incident Tuesday morning on Interstate 44 in Fenton.
Unity CEO Resigns, Dev Community Still Cautious About Giving Platform A Second Chance
It’s been a bad run of weeks lately for the company behind game engine Unity, stemming from a ham-fisted plan to drastically alter its pricing model for developers. When that plan was announced, which involved previously free tiers of the engine going away or being changed, per-install fees to developers that could essentially bankrupt a […]
New videos uncover truth in Downtown St. Louis shooting
A suspect admitted to federal prosecutors and a judge this month that he unleashed a barrage of gunfire in a well-known downtown St. Louis park.
Lambert Airport sees surge in Southwest Airlines traffic
Southwest Airlines is posting record numbers at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, and its terminal is running out of room.
Support for Israel on display at solidarity gathering in St. Louis County
A solidarity gathering for Israel brought out a standing-room-only crowd to the Jewish Community Center in St. Louis County on Wednesday.
Five key comments from Doug Armstrong before the new Blues season
This summer represented one Doug Armstrong's biggest challenges yet: Putting the Blues in a position to be competitive once again, and through his own words, finding out what makes his guys tick.
New burger restaurant to open soon on Sutton
Burger Champ, a restaurant coming soon to the space of the former Elmwood (2704 Sutton Boulevard) is set to open in a couple weeks, according to owner Chris Kelling, who was outside the space Wednesday afternoon with the executive chef. Kelling opened Pizza Champ (2657 Lyle Avenue) with Elmwood partner Adam Altnether last year, after […]
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