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Today on TAP: Fed Chair Jerome Powell is playing against type.

St. Louis' lawyers in the Rams litigation were entitled to expense reimbursement, in addition to 35% of any winnings. And they've collected, a new document shows.

This week St. Louis basks in the glow of all the movers and shakers going to and from SXSW in Austin.

The plans still need to be approved by the city.

From those in the control room to the leaders and managers... moms, daughters and friends have made KSDK part of their story so we can continue sharing yours.

At 66, Circle Jerks singer Keith Morris knows he's eligible to join AARP and take advantage of all those fabulous senior citizen discounts.…

Following its inclusion in the hit movie The Batman, streams of Nirvana's "Something in the Way" increased by more than 700%. Now, the song -- featured on the band's landmark…

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Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Today is the 12th anniversary of the release FCC’s National Broadband Plan (NBP). In March of 2010, the FCC responded to Congress’s direction to develop a plan for broadband with the intent to ensure every American has “access to broadband capability.” This proposal was assembled with input across 36 public workshops, 31 public notices, 9 […]

These days there’s no shortage of supplements available to address testosterone deficiency, something nearly every guy will experience in his life. This is because we know how important it is to maintain optimal T-levels for the healthy functioning of our bodies.…

The Microsoft Office Home & Business Bundle is for families and small businesses who want classic Office apps and email. It includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and OneNote. A one-time purchase installed on 1 computer for use at home or work. Available for Mac or PC, it’s on sale for $50. Note: The Techdirt […]

COLLINSVILLE - There is an intense amount of work underway in the lot next to Old Herald Brewery & Distillery at 115 E. Clay in Collinsville. On Wednesday morning, Hayes Contracting was busy with what they described as "site civil work." Old structures were demolished last week on the property. The building demolition part of the project concluded on Friday, Bud Sparks of Hayes Contracting said on Wednesday. Old Herald Brewery & Distillery owner Derik Reiser aims for a grand opening event at what he describes will be a new plaza called Herald Square with an ice cream shop called Uptown Scoops. Reiser is the owner of the property adjacent to Old Herald Brewery & Distillery. He said the rest of the area will be a place for live entertainment and festivals. “We are getting the site ready for the construction of footings and concrete work,” Hayes Contracting's Sparks said. “We should be finished with our part in a couple of days. This is going to be a very nice addition

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First-of-its-kind Missouri legislation shows that anti-abortion lawmakers in Republican-led states aren't likely to stop at banning most abortions within their borders but also could try to make it harder to go out of state to end pregnancies.

ST. LOUIS - Eureka-native Clayton Echard's season of 'The Bachelor' is over, and he found love. The live finale aired Tuesday night on ABC. This season was the first season the Bachelor was rejected and walked away single, but Clayton's love story didn't end there. Echard said he was in love with all three finalists, [...]

Real Irish Butter from Real Irish Cows “I saw on line that you can get butter to a spreadable consistency by putting water in a small glass and microwaving it for a minute. Then pour out the water and put the heated glass over the butter,” I said to my daughter-in-law, Lisa. “I’m sure that... 

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The winners will be announced in Chicago on June 13.

ST. LOUIS – United Way of Greater St. Louis awarded 26 nonprofits who serve Missouri and Illinois residents with emergency response grants totaling $252,400. The funding was earmarked for United Way member and non-member agencies serving people in Jefferson, Warren, Lincoln, and Franklin Counties in Missouri and Calhoun, Jersey, Madison, and Randolph Counties in Illinois. Funding through these grants have supported the ongoing needs of thousands of Missouri and Illinois individuals and families who continue to face emerging gaps. The grants ranged from $2,500 to $12,000 and were awarded to the following organizations to provide access to food, medicine and supplies; rent, mortgage and utility assistance; childcare assistance; transportation; mental health support and counseling; and services for seniors. AGAPE Ministry of Warren County, Inc. Aging Ahead Beauty for Ashes Ministry -- Shielded by Faith Recovery Center Broken But Not Shattered Ministries Calhoun County Health

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St. Louis police said their investigation tied the man to two homicides that happened within a block of each other over an 11-hour span.

Inmates at St. Louis’ primary jail filed a federal class-action lawsuit Tuesday accusing guards of torture with mace and depriving them of water for days. The inmates are represented by a team …