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Temperatures in 499 counties across West, Northeast, and upper Midwest US have already breached 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit.

Falls for seniors over age 65 are the leading cause of hip fractures, brain injury, and death from injury.

Journey is gearing up for a lengthy U.S. trek with Toto dubbed the 2022 Freedom Tour that kicks off on February 22 in Pittsburgh. Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain tells ABC…

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The leader of LaunchCode, the St. Louis nonprofit that offers tech training, argues that Missouri must reinstate a tax credit to boost the state's technology industry.

By projecting an image of expertise and empathy, McKinsey’s ‘thought leadership’ helps the firm preserve and perpetuate its power.

How the Treasury has become the graveyard of progressive financial regulation

Biden appointed Native Americans to top jobs at the Cabinet agency, but so far the Interior Department’s policies have been business as usual.

Listen to an episode about Nathan B. Young on our Here’s History podcast with KDHX. Nathan B. Young Jr., a prominent African American judge in St. Louis, passed away in 1993 at the age of 98. It’s amazing to think about what he experienced over those years—from the Harlem Renaissance and the Great Depression to …

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Democratic Sen. Brian Williams joins St. Louis Public Radio's Sarah Kellogg to talk about the Missouri Senate, which spent almost all of last week talking about redistricting without reaching a conclusion. Despite the delays and continued tensions, Williams is still optimistic about the 2022 Legislative Session. Williams also spoke on recent House activity, including the passage of a supplemental bill and a proposed constitutional amendment regarding the initiative petition process.

Bridget Atchison of Eureka, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Through all the setbacks from the pandemic, two St. Louis County restaurants had an uptick in business as people dined out to celebrate their love.

Both districts held meetings on Monday evening.

ALTON - Reggie and Teresa Pearson of Alton met on June 28, 2013, at a special place - the Alton Belle Casino. "He was sitting next to me asking me how to play games in the casino," Teresa said. "My answer was simple: put your money in and pull the handle." One thing led to another and a little over a year later, Reggie and Teresa were married on August 28, 2014. The Alton couple shares a lot of things in common starting with going to church. "We also love to travel and do some occasional gaming at the casinos," she said. A trip to a casino always sparks memories of how they met. Teresa shared advice on what it takes for a happy, healthy relationship for a couple: " Take time to listen to each other’s personal goals and also set couples' goals," she said. "Be kind to each other and all arguments are not fair; accept a critique and make it work."

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or decades, parts of north St. Louis have been underdeveloped, and a nearly $2 billion government-funded development could change the landscape.

A brush fire in the middle of winter may be a surprise to some, but several fire agencies were called to a brush fire in High ridge Sunday evening.

The decision comes on the heels of Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's announcement last week that the statewide indoor mask mandate will end Feb. 28.

ALTON - Darin and Amy Withrow share a love of a show many couples seem to watch over and over - The Office re-runs. The Alton couple has been married since December 12, 2020. The two met on June 13, 2018. “He helped me move and then we got cheeseburgers at Mini Corral,” Amy said of their first date. “We both love playing Scrabble and watching re-runs of The Office. He is originally from Jerseyville and I am from Alton. We talk and laugh together often! Darin and I are very much in love. Every day with him is a dream come true, really.” When asked who their favorite Office show characters were, she said, “I know my favorite is Kevin Malone and his is Michael Scott. Every single episode of The Office is hilarious. There are so many quotable lines from the show.” Amy’s advice to other couples who want to be successful is to "talk and laugh together. Be quick to learn and slow to speak. Always be ready and willing to admit when you are wrong

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Mike Horstmann was driving to see his father a few days after the St. Louis area received its first major snowfall of the season.

An Arnold police officer who survived a shooting is showing the world he is ready to fight again – this time, against Covid 19 and double pneumonia.