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ST. LOUIS - Tuesday morning sees a clear and cold start with areas of frost. The afternoon will be sunny with high temperatures in the 50s. Also, expect light winds. More clouds are expected Tuesday evening with some scattered showers at night. Wednesday and Thursday will have milder temperatures with showers and some storms. Expect [...]

Experts say the mines lead to murder, deforestation, pollution, and other crimes against Indigenous people in Brazil.

GLEN CARBON, Ill. - The American Red Cross is helping a family of five who were burned out of their house late Monday night. At about 11:30 p.m., the family heard smoke detector alarms and escaped unharmed. The fire started in the garage of the home. It is unknown at this time what caused the [...]

Tracy Stone-Manning discusses how the federal agency sees conservation, the climate crisis, and the Indigenous history of public lands.

A class action case charges that chicken farmers are so beholden to middlemen that they are effectively employees of the company.

On Friday, George Thorogood and the Destroyers released a compilation called The Original George Thorogood that focuses on some of the memorable songs written by the beloved roots-rock band's frontman.…

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The lockdown crisis in China’s richest city recalls decades of past food shortages and stirred a restless citizenry to speak out about a broken social contract.

Those who attack Tim Ryan’s ad challenging China’s predatory trade practices as ‘anti-Asian’ are playing a dangerous game.

Two new studies—one on poverty wages, one on the declining share of revenues going to workers—are at once authoritative and mind-boggling.

People are often surprised to learn that the Missouri Historical Society is home to the third largest collection of Thomas Jefferson Papers in the US. Only the Library of Congress and the University of Virginia have larger collections. Our position as a major repository for Jefferson materials can be attributed to renowned philanthropist and collector …

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Bryon Pierson, founder of EDUrain, is delivering VentureCafe’s programming this week with a three-panel session over a couple of hours block. He’s got together a great set of speakers to not only discuss cybersecurity, but also how to build social impact businesses and why it’s an end-to-end opportunity in St. Louis. More Info Here Join […]

Matt Helbig of Kirkwood, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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For over a month, local experts have been watching warily as parts of Europe and Asia have been hit with overwhelming surges of COVID-19.

A federal judge in Florida struck down a national mask mandate on mass transit Monday, and transportation providers swiftly began repealing their requirements.

Metro was not the only company making changes to mask policies Monday.

People are noticing the impact of runaway inflation in strange ways at their favorite ‘drive-throughs’ and pizza joints.  

“If the gas from Spire STL pipeline is removed there will need to be construction of additional pipelines to serve this region,” said Jamieson.