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A St. Louis man who sold a dose of fentanyl to a Florissant man who later overdosed and died was sentenced Tuesday.

Today on TAP: If Democrats want the January 6th hearings to lead to criminal conviction of Donald Trump, it would help if they had clearer convictions of their own.

Metallica has announced a collaboration with the guitar instruction platform Yousician.  The course allows you to jam alongside 'Tallica members James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett as they take a deep…

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Tarron Gill of Dellwood was originally charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in Donald Lang's 2018 shooting death.

ALTON – St. Peters True Value Rental is planning to expand by adding a third location in Breese, Illinois opening early this fall in September. The new location will add a third component to their business, Farm & Ranch. The 16,000 square foot building located off Old US Hwy 50 on N 4 th Street is currently being remodeled to include full-service hardware, farm, and ranch, along with equipment and party rental departments. This store will sell traditional hardware products such as fasteners, electrical supplies, tools, plumbing, and will feature several “store-in-a-store” concepts – Work Gear and Clothing, Farm Supplies, Inspiration Realized Paint Center, The Tool Shop, Smoke and Grill Center, Bird and Pet Shop, and Outdoor Power Equipment. Shoppers will find many top-notch brands, that they know and trust. Dealer agreements have already been made with Echo Outdoor Power Equipment, Milwaukee Electric Power Tools, DeWalt, Black & Decker, Freud, Diablo, Behrens,

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The Missouri Department of Mental Health has over 1,000 job openings.

MARYVILLE – COUNTRY Financial Representative Mark Ringering in Maryville announced that he made a $1,500 donation to Got Your Six Support Dogs to help with the expenses for providing a support dog to a first responder or veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). “Got Your Six Support Dogs is committed to providing specialized service dogs to veterans and first-responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and/or sexual trauma,” the organization’s website states. “Our mission is to help these men and women regain their lives through the healing power of dogs.” The donation provided will benefit the program by covering 18 months of veterinarian expenses and parasite preventatives for one of the service dogs in training. “We are so pleased to be able to help take care of those who help care for us and enrich our lives every day within our community – our first responders,” said Mark Ringering. “This

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Besides checking out books, you'll want to check out the magnificent building itself!

The startup co-founder's new role marks a return to the St. Louis investor, where she previously worked on its investment team.

The corporation has been based in Illinois for more than a century.

Take Root Hospitality, operated by Michael and Tara Gallina and Aaron Martinez, will open a new French restaurant in the space that formerly housed Zoe Robinson's Bar Les Freres.

The 7 lbs 8 oz fish was caught on the Sac River on May 16, 2022.

St. Louis has become the first Missouri city to completely ban no-knock search warrants, or warrants that allow police officers to enter a property without announcing their presence. Surrounded by family members whose loved ones were killed during no-knock raids, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signed an executive order Tuesday banning the practice that has […]

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Asking prices in the Southern California housing market are already starting to show some strain: The share of homes listed for sale that took recent price cuts has more than doubled since last year. During the four weeks that ended June 5, 16.2% of listings in L.A. County had at least one price cut, up ...continue reading "A housing bust is just around the corner"

WASHINGTON — Lacy Mason was a 21-year-old graduate student in Atlanta when she started rationing her insulin. As a Type 1 diabetic, she needs to take insulin every day for survival. But when the cost surged to $960 a month, Mason could no longer afford it. She had aged out of Medicaid and her student […]

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