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Calm start next week, but rain expected soon for St. Louis
Calm start next week, rain expected soon for STL
1,000 free coats handed out at 4th annual 'Winterize Kids' event
Jim Butler Auto Group looks to raise $100,000 to help combat food insecurity
Jim Butler Auto Group is holding its "Good Taste Campaign" fundraiser and food drive to help Missouri families in need.
No. 6 Kansas routs Mizzou 95-67 in first visit in 10 years
Jalen Wilson had 24 points and 10 rebounds, KJ Adams scored a career-high 19 and sixth-ranked Kansas routed Missouri 95-67 on Saturday in the Jayhawks' first visit to their old Big 12 rival in more than a decade.
The Foundry parking garage was about 95% full at 4:30 today
Happy two year anniversary to this temp tag! 🎉
Berkeley firefighters hand out hundreds of free coats to children
The Berkeley Fire Department handed out hundreds of coats Saturday to help keep St. Louis area children warm this winter.
REALTOR® Housing Assistance Fund awards grants to community partners
The REALTOR® Housing Assistance Fund (RHAF), the charitable arm of St. Louis REALTORS®, awarded funds to its 2022 grant recipients on November 30, 2022. The ceremony occurred at the Association’s headquarters at 12777 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63141, starting…
There’s the Arch 🎅🎄
Cyrano's café
St. Louisians coming together to watch the Finale of Seinfeld, 1998
St. Louis named among Top 10 metros for first-time homebuyers
First-time homebuyers might have better luck in the St. Louis region than most other places around the United States, new research finds.
Fog creeping down over the top of the buildings
The belted kingfisher gains support as next mascot for University of Illinois
The university in 2007 retired Chief Illiniwek after the NCAA found the chief to be “hostile and abusive.”
Trinity Lutheran Church Hosts 7th Annual CHRISTmas Ugly Sweater 5K
EDWARDSVILLE - Trinity Lutheran Church hosted its annual CHRISTmas Ugly Sweater 5K Saturday morning. This was the race’s seventh year. The race is a charity event held every year with proceeds going to Edwardsville Neighbors and the Glen-Ed Food Pantry. Each one of those organizations received $1,500. Trinity hosted Glen Ed Week at the church, a Christmas workshop with the kids that will receive an additional $5,700. This race used to be a huge draw in the Edwardsville area gathering almost 300 people before the pandemic. In 2020 the race was held virtually before being back in person in 2021. Casey Shank, the race’s main organizer said that this year they had 201 participants, up from about 150 last year. Shank said that her favorite part of the event is starting off the Christmas spirit as a community and being able to give back. What she really enjoys is when people will come up to her and tell her how much they loved the event. This happened multiple
New plaque honors Missouri for preserving history of 'Mighty Mo' battleship
The Battleship Missouri Memorial has unveiled a new plaque onboard the USS Missouri to recognize the state's efforts to preserve America’s last-commissioned battleship.
Someone hit and ran my girlfriend last night
This Week In Techdirt History: December 4th – 10th
Five Years Ago This week in 2017, New York’s AG rolled out a tool to help people check if their name was used to support killing net neutrality, while we looked at why Ajit Pai had been spending his time attacking Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Pai also didn’t want people talking about a court ruling […]
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