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Tuesday, January 31, 2023 - Surviving abuse and drawing on literary giants to find success
Goldie Taylor faced many obstacles while growing up in East St. Louis and St. Ann, but followed a thirst for learning to a successful career as a writer. She describes the journey in her memoir, "The Love You Save."
One of St. Louis' largest real estate agencies acquires corporate relocation firm
One of St. Louis’ longest-running real estate and corporate relocation agencies has been acquired by one of the region’s largest real estate brokerages.
CEO of St. Louis' Arts and Education Council Leaves Quietly
The Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis is leaderless — and quiet on the topic — as it moves to sell its long-time home, the Centene Center for the Arts in Grand Center. Lyah LeFlore-Ituen, who took the reins of the organization last July, said by phone on Friday that she is no longer with the Arts and Education Council. "I can confirm with you that I'm not the president and CEO," LeFlore-Ituen says.
Ballpark Village hosts job fair today
Ballpark Village is hosting another job fair on Tuesday.
A-B replacement of Clydesdales mural starting Tuesday, Jan. 31
A new mural is going up at Anheuser-Busch to honor the world-famous Clydesdales' 90th anniversary this year.
Review: SIX Rocks the St. Louis Fox
Chances are you know about England’s Henry VIII and the fact that he had six wives. Henry’s matrimonial escapades were scandalous and, like the king himself, a bit larger than life.
St. Louis Area Foodbank hosts mobile food fair today
The St. Louis Area Foodbank hosts a mobile food fair on Tuesday.
Missouri woman files federal complaint against hospitals she says denied emergency abortion
Mylissa Farmer said she was denied a life-saving abortion procedure at the Joplin hospital in August after her water broke early and put her health at risk.
Teen killed in shooting outside East St. Louis church Sunday
New information has come out about a shooting that took place in a church cafeteria in East St. Louis on Sunday and killed one person.
Recreational pot sales just a week away. Why some dispensaries may still require medical cards
Up to $2M up for grabs in Waterloo Queen of Hearts raffle
'They just came charging at me': 13-year-old arrested after carjacking St. Louis pastor at gunpoint
Steven Johnson murder trial happening today
Opening statements begin Tuesday, January 31 in the murder trial of Steven Johnson.
Police: 50-year-old man missing since Jan. 13
Police in Swansea, Illinois, are looking for a missing man Tuesday morning.
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Some flurries and some school closings Tuesday
ST. LOUIS — Tuesday starts off in the teens with wind chills in the single digits to near zero. Some spots on the Illinois side of the river have wind chills below zero. Through the day, we'll have sunshine to…
Missouri lobbyist vs. Federalist Society: AG rivals building 2024 campaign war chests
In the likely 2024 GOP showdown for the Missouri attorney general’s office, the fundraising race has already begun. Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who was appointed to the office when his predecessor was elected to the U.S. Senate, began raising money through an independent political action committee even before officially launching his campaign last week. Will […]
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How a defunct Trump policy still threatens Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp
The short-lived rule is helping the mining industry from beyond the grave.
Auckland drenched by New Zealand’s wettest month on record
The nation’s prime minister attributes the torrential rain and flooding to climate change.
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