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With $38 million in fresh funding, David Karandish's automation software startup plans to hire nearly two dozen employees as it pursues expansion of its technology.

The new president and CEO of one of the oldest arts organizations in St. Louis want to make sure the Muny is welcoming to people of all backgrounds. Kwofe Coleman is the first Black person to lead the 103-year-old theater in Forest Park.

For Julia Dunaway, it began with a message on Facebook from a man in uniform. "Hello there thanks for adding me as a friend, tell me how are you doing?"…

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An alert sent Tuesday evening said authorities were searching in Gotham City, Missouri, for a vehicle identical to the one used by the Joker.

Throughout the last year, the Amazon corporation has given American consumers plenty of reasons to question whether we should be using its products and services. The news is filled with horrible stories about Amazon’s treatment of their workers. The company has an astronomical carbon footprint. The billionaire CEO has so much superfluous income he was […]

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Jeff Roorda of Barnhart is business manager for the St. Louis Police Officers’ Association.

It's been almost two years since Elton John's Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour was sidelined because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the trek relaunches tonight in New Orleans, the first…

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Hearth rooms are the heart of the home, with fireplace designs that bestow both ambiance and warmth.

Marianne Abernathy of Caseyville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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The United States Postal Service says the pandemic impacted their workforce. They plan to continue flexing available resources to match the workload.

"My brother was a loving and caring person. He loved his dog. We want the person who killed them caught," said Brittany Bielicke.

The crimes include carjackings and robberies, all at gunpoint, and took place Dec. 28 and Dec. 30, police said.

The attorney general says a judge's ruling makes school mask requirements illegal. Local school boards argue they have the legal standing to require masks.