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This story was originally published by Investigate Midwest.  Lance Lillibridge, a farmer in east central Iowa, knows farming’s ups and downs. He has been in this business since he was “knee-high to a grasshopper” and is the first of a family of farmers to own his land. But he said the sharp increase in fertilizer […]

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During a Friday news conference, the school will answer a lot of questions, including who will make up its future leadership team.

Matthew Matava, an orthopedic surgeon at Washington University in St. Louis is no stranger to high profile injuries.  

This conference comes at a pivotal time for the Archdiocese of St. Louis. It's in the middle of a restructuring plan called 'All Things New.'

Someone stole everything they own right out of their U-Haul, which was in Sappington overnight on Dec. 18 into the 19. The family had just moved back to St. Louis.

- Tonight marks the 12th night since Christmas. The carnival season has already begun, and a season of celebration is just around the corner.

Today, we'll learn more about Rosati-Kain High School's future. Officials are going to hold a press conference to talk about plans, fundraising efforts, and the search for a new school president.

This was originally published in our sister paper, the Metro Times in Detroit. A growing number of children in the U.S. have accidentally consumed cannabis-infused edibles in recent years, according to a new study.

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden on Thursday announced dual immigration strategies that would increase expulsions of migrants who attempt to cross the Southern border, while also expanding opportunities for migrants from several countries to legally enter the United States. But the sweeping new immigration plan brought condemnation from advocates who said he should not broaden […]

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Last May, St. Louis Public Schools and its teachers’ union, American Federation of Teachers Local 420, partnered to approve a significant pay raise for teachers and staff members.

There’s still one last day for St. Louisans to file paperwork for aldermanic races this spring. But about 40 have already filed, and the jockeying has begun.

The company planning a huge expansion to help build electric vehicle batteries in St. Louis agreed last month to pay a $33 million fine for pollution in Israel.

Also adopted by the House Executive Committee was legislation to guarantee abortion access and gender-affirming care.

Even with strict regulations, protected areas lost forest to weakened environmental policies under the Bolsonaro regime.

Early this morning, the Illinois House passed contentious gun legislation that would outlaw assault weapons statewide.

Alleged criminal conspiracies, water wars, quake-safe energy, and deforestation are among the biggest climate topics in the coming year.

A new book of writings by the late Lou Reed is due out later this year, but it won’t be giving insight into his music. Instead, it will focus on one of…

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All sorts of presents are welcomed and appreciated. But I would like to suggest at least an every-other-year focus on a book or two as the present of choice.

The St. Louis Business Journal has opened up the nomination process for every 2023 awards program — from the Innovation in Philanthropy Awards, celebrated in April, to the 40 Under 40 Awards, recognized in November.