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Drawing on inspiration from a written work, COCAwrites students adapt the selected work with incorporations of song, scene, and dance. Guided by playwright and composing

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Debbie Pozniak admitted stealing from the Mansion House parking garage in St. Louis.

Here we are at the last in our series of posts about the winners of the fourth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1926. So far, we’ve looked at The Wall Across The River, The Obstruction Method, Dreaming The Cave, Mr. Top Hat Doesn’t Give A Damn!, and A Drunk Man Looks at […]

Pre-colonial history? Check. Incredible architecture? Check. Internationally significant 19th-century engineering marvel? Huge check. This tour of Laclede’s Landing aims to rediscover its deep history and

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Named after St. Louis’s second-oldest park, the Benton Park neighborhood is filled with dreamy 19th-century architecture and steeped in history. With an ambitious preservation effort

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Get ready for another hair-raising adventure when Poppy, Branch and all their Trolls friends come to life on stage in Trolls LIVE! Jam-packed with epic

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The St. Louis Blues take on the Minnesota Wild at Enterprise Center.

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It’s time to go hunting for Horcruxes once more: part one of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™ in Concert is nearly here! The SLSO

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The city’s former health director said she was quitting because the board failed to approve two other nominees.

Progress is slow. My distance vision is now 20/20—though barely—and I had my second adjustment on Wednesday. This should improve my distance vision slightly and my reading vision considerably. For now, though, things are still pretty fuzzy. I can read and use the computer without glasses, which my doctor wants me to do, but it's ...continue reading "Eyeball update and more"

Rochelle Walton Gray is no longer working as a COVID-19 vaccine outreach coordinator, a position County Executive Sam Page hired her to early last year.

The county’s initial proposal, which would quadruple costs, gets pushback from some local officials.

A $250k building permit was submitted for two townhomes at 2325 Menard St aka 1027-29 Lami by 3301 Pestalozzi LLC/Orlando Askins in the Soulard neighborhood. The Preservation Board considered the proposal for preliminary review at their Feb 28th meeting. The Preservation Board moved to approve the design as presented at this Preliminary Review with the […]

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Take a load off and take in the views on a relaxing daytime cruise that shows St. Louis from the river that built it. Narrated

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A week after senators celebrated a compromise to increase funding for charter schools, the estimated cost of the proposal stalled its progress — at least temporarily. Before the Senate can take a …

A freshman in Imperial, Missouri ended up in the hospital after taking a hit from a THC pen suspected to be laced.

The campaign wants twice as many signatures as it has to guarantee a spot on the Nov. 8 ballot.

Mary Moriarty, candidate for Hennepin County attorney, explains what’s been going on in Minneapolis since the George Floyd protests.