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St. Louis is among the nation's more affordable places in which to live, according to a recent Business Journals analysis.

St. Louis County leaders will consider cutting hiring to address a $41 million hole in next year's budget.

Ohio cops just can’t seem to get their head around First Amendment protections. A case hopefully en route to a Supreme Court review involves Parma, Ohio cops who decided it was completely legal to arrest a town resident for creating a clearly satirical Facebook page that suggested the Parma PD was offering free abortions in […]

A Hazelwood man was charged Sunday with killing his father inside their shared apartment.

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The annual program will feature video screenings, speakers, health resources, and more.

The surge in recent openings follows a period of struggle for the bookselling industry, but it's on track to return to pre-pandemic sales figures.

A new study confirms everything that everyone who's ever driven in Missouri could tell you: It's not safe out there on these streets. In fact, according to data crunched by Forbes, Missouri is the fourth most dangerous state in the whole country for drivers, behind only Montana, South Carolina and Wyoming. Missouri saw 881 people killed on its roadways in 2019 and 987 in 2020, leading to a per capita fatality rate among the highest in the U.S., even as national fatalities soared.

The plan to demolish two existing Wells Fargo office buildings and build two hotels in its place capitalizes on the property’s location, just blocks from CityPark.

The IAM filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to hold a union election for about 50 employees at LMI's St. Charles facilities.

The Wall Street Journal points out today that our ongoing yield curve inversion is getting worse and worse: Judging from this, we were already due for a natural recession to start sometime in the first half of 2023. Then, a few months ago, the Fed started jacking up interest rates, which will put downward pressure ...continue reading "Two recessions are barreling toward us next year"

A fortunate Missouri Lottery player was able to win a $50,000 Powerball reward after purchasing a ticket for the drawing on November 5 at On the Run in Wentzville, which is located at 42 W. Highway N.

One person is in custody after attempting to bring a gun into East St. Louis High School on Tuesday morning.

The St. Louis Alumnae Chapter (SLA) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., has announced the cheerful return of its Annual Breakfast with Santa event from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 10, 2022, at Carr Lane Visual Performing Arts Middle…

Take a load off and take in the views on a relaxing daytime cruise that shows St. Louis from the river that built it. Narrated by the captain or a

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From The Edwardsville Intelligencer:  The Edwardsville City Council unanimously approved a plan for rezoning two parcels on East Schwarz Street. This comes despite a 2-1 vote at the Nov. 26 Administrative and Community Service (ACS) committee meeting. Alderman SJ Morrison initially voted against the request last month. At ACS, petitioner Keith Moran unveiled a plan […]

A St. Louis woman is accused of fraud, money laundering, and other crimes while acquiring a $291,000 loan from a COVID-19 pandemic relief program.

The White House announced Tuesday that Kate Brubacher, a native of Kansas, is the nominee to replace Duston Slinkard, who has been acting U.S. Attorney for Kansas since January 2021.

From Construction Dive: Plan for market conditions to get worse before they get better. Despite battling supply chain issues since late 2020, the construction industry will see continued material price escalation over the next couple of years, according to industry sources. The forecast for year-over-year price escalation in 2022 remains between 9% to 12%, said Michael […]