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Sam Hartman completed 23 of 36 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns in what was expected to be his final game with Wake Forest, a 27-17 win over Missouri in the Gasparilla Bowl on Friday night.

Stores, big and small, took in a wave of last minute shoppers Friday, braving the single-digit cold to check off everything on their list as we inch closer to Christmas Day.

Cleanup efforts are underway after a gas spill Friday evening at a Metro East oil refinery.

I was mulling over Wednesday's post about whether we should call ourselves Americans—which is allegedly offensive to other residents of the Americas—and came up with this: If not American, what do we put in the blank line at the bottom? "A US resident"? That's pretty awkward, no? We are not the only country with this ...continue reading "If I am not an American, what am I?"

A woman accused of threatening and attempting to rob a St. Louis alderman Thursday evening is behind bars.

Beyond weather conditions, inflation and delivery costs have been another hurdle.

In need of a last-minute ingredient on Christmas Day? Here's what's open.

The woman tracked down her stolen SUV to a gas station and opened fire on the man inside. Two innocent bystanders were also shot and one died.

The apartment management says they are working on getting replacement parts to fix the problem.

In less than two weeks, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt will be sworn into the United States Senate in Washington D.C.

This time of year I usually inquire of friends, neighbors, even strangers, what they plan for Christmas, especially on the food front. This years there were lots of weather-dependent answers (flight cancellations, road closings, temperature conditions).   Traditions Kept or Altered Many were having traditional, family meals or easy favorites. Others were adventuresome enough to try... 

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The elements are tough for families to deal with, even more so for those dealing with the harsh reality of frozen or burst pipes.

Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier!   More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical

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