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The St. Louis Cardinals placed left-handed pitcher Steven Matz on the 15-day injured list with a left lat strain on Monday.

The community survey generated about 700 responses.

The St. Louis Cardinals take on the Oakland Athletics at Busch Stadium.

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Next week, the BeyHive will flock to downtown St. Louis as Beyoncé brings her Renaissance World Tour to the Gateway City.

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The holds come as Missouri’s recreational cannabis market, which launched in February, has seen higher-than-expected demand and sales in the past six months cause a supply crunch, causing wholesale prices to skyrocket and retailers’ profit margins to shrink.

It's one of the St. Louis region's largest employers.

Plastered atop the podium, Josef Newgarden’s dominance at the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 has become a summer tradition in St. Louis. Standing above the track Monday in Madison, Illinois, the current winningest American driver in the NTT IndyCar Series is ready to return for another shot at victory.

Maplewood Mayor Nikylan Knapper called the passage of the two measures a “pivotal moment” in the city’s history.

A victory for Montanans' right to a clean, healthy environment could set a precedent for other climate lawsuits nationwide.

Jevon Westoland hosts Off the Wall: Open Mic!   MX Movies & Bar will be serving up a full bar, kitchen items, and of course fresh popcorn while you enjoy

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EDWARDSVILLE - Senior center Brett Moss is the key leader on a very talented and hard-working offensive line on the Edwardsville football team and he's looking ahead to getting the 2023 season started on Aug. 25, when the Tigers meet up with Jackson, Mo. at Tiger Stadium. Moss, a veteran starter on the offensive line, agreed in an interview conducted on Aug. 10 at Edwardsville's preseason practice that things have been going along well for the team and is hoping for a big season for the Tigers. Moss is a Johnston Law Group Male Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. "Yeah, I think we're coming together as a team," Moss said. "We look good as a O-line, everybody's working hard and I think we're pretty good." Moss described his job as the center as the linchpin of the line, making sure that everyone's prepared to do his job. "As the center, I've gotta lead everybody on the O-line," Moss said, "and get everybody set, ready, make sure everybody knows their assignments, just make sure

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JERSEYVILLE - Several streets around Jerseyville are set to be repaved and closed later this fall, with preparations beginning over the next few weeks. The streets being worked on are part of the Street Department’s annual “Oil & Chip Seal” program, and work is expected to be completed the week of Sept. 11, weather permitting. The full list of affected streets includes the following: Lott Street, Oak Street, Woodlawn Avenue, Northmoor Drive, Dressel Drive, Hawbrook Place, West Fairgrounds Avenue, Sunset Drive, Chestnut Street, Walnut Street, Sarah Street, Liberty Street, Warren Street, Fremont Street, Leavett Street, Snedeker Street, Short Street, Oakwood Plaza, Davis Drive, Forest Street, Pleasant Street, Lovejoy Street, and potentially more. Public Works Director Bob Manns announced the street work as part of a Public Notice last Friday. “No parking will be allowed on the streets from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and residents in these areas will experience

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It’s been almost a week since the deadly wildfires broke out in Maui, basically wiping the historic town of Lahaina off the map.

The popular purveyor at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market serves up hand pies, sourdough bread, doughnuts, and other baked delights.

The popular purveyor at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market serves up hand pies, sourdough bread, doughnuts, and other baked delights.

GRAFTON - Those hoping to catch some Music in the Park in Grafton will have two more opportunities coming up this summer, with bands Krickett and the Grilled Avocados on Aug. 17 and Outlaw Opry on Aug. 24. Grafton's Music in the Park takes place each summer on Thursday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at Grove Memorial Park. Peg Brooks with Grafton's Music in the Park said this year’s concert series has been met with an “amazing” amount of support and large turnouts so far. “Music in the Park has been met with amazing donors, biggest crowds ever - even in the heat - so many positive comments, and support,” Brooks said. “We - myself, my daughter Nickie Brooks, my husband Mike, and the Grafton Chamber are so happy with our growth. We have tried to add new incentives each year to keep our concert series growing.” Brooks said her family has made several additions to the concert series since they began overseeing Music in the Park. Among these additions

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Authorities said a man drowned Saturday afternoon in the Big River near Rockford Beach, the second death in the area in just over a month.