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The funeral and graveside service for the slain Pontoon Beach police officer are private events, but the public can still pay their respects.

Judge Thomas C. Albus ordered the removal of Curtis Faulkner, a Republican, from the county Bipartisan Reapportionment Commission.

A lockout that shortens spring training is one thing. A mangled 2022 season would be a disaster for the game.

“Fire at an old bowling ball factory on Xograph Avenue in Jennings?” I knew when I heard about this strange occurrence, and how the St. Louis Fire Department had to join their colleagues in the County to help extinguish the… Continue Reading →

The series offers a dog’s-eye-view of the world.

San Francisco has something for everyone: trendy restaurants, world-class art, and mesmerizing views.

Peppermint Andy features crushed peppermint candies, dark chocolate curls and a hint of vanilla.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen unveiled the first draft of a new district map, another step in reducing the number of aldermen in the city from 28 to 14. Over the next two months, the Legislation Committee of the Board of Aldermen will hold public meetings to create a new, 14-ward map based on the 2020 Census. In order to make sure the changes are drawn in an equitable and legal way, the board is asking for public input at those meetings. The process, according to the city's website, is as follows:…

Missouri had one of the highest rates of anxiety medication prescriptions in the country before the pandemic. The research from a leading pharmacy benefits management company comes as the state deals with a shortage of mental health care providers.

Construction started last week, with plans to finish by the end of 2022

More than 75% of St. Louis city employees are fully vaccinated against Covid-19, according to a press release from the mayor's office Monday. The press release from Mayor Tishaura Jones' office said the data was collected by the city's health department and included civil service employees, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the St. Louis Fire Department. According to the press release, 76.4% of civil service employees are vaccinated, 78% of the police department is vaccinated and…

Just as you cannot fully describe the splendor of seeing the sun rise over the Grand Canyon to someone who's never had that experience, it's difficult to fully communicate the grandeur of the Creole chicken-and-shrimp nachos at Creole with a Splash of Soul. Less the sort of bar staple you pick up with your hands, these are closer in spirit to Mexican chilaquiles; the seasoned tortilla chips are not a vehicle for shoveling toppings, but rather a base for a mountain of bell peppers, onions, jalapeños, juicy hunks of Creole spiced chicken and flawlessly cooked shrimp covered in a sauce somewhere between blackened alfredo and a luscious fondue.…

The largest independent metal coil coater in North America, based in St. Louis with 13 factories nationwide, is expanding its Granite City manufacturing site by 53,000 square feet to meet the higher demand for steel.

In this edible garden, pathways weave among rows of asparagus, lavender, sea kale, lovage, and nearly two dozen other species of plants.

You’ve probably never heard of the Roccas, but their work is displayed all around town, from Kiener Plaza to the airport.

The owners of the Vinchester Inn and The Schiller House have added a modern-day general store.

Baking the cake is just half the fun.

She began selling furniture as part of the Rocket Century collective, then opened Confluence Modern with upholsterer Jeff Swift. Today, you can see her work on Instagram, @secondhandhome314.

Design STL editor-in-chief Veronica Theodoro provides a sneak peek of the November/December 2021 issue.

From designers to makers, creative talents share their knowledge and passion for tables and chairs, sofas and consoles.