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KFC worker in St. Louis shot by customer when told they're 'out of corn'
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Drone Updates Kirkwood Apartment Progress
Editor’s Note: This week, Forum Drone Pilot/Photographer Louis Kelly of Drone Eagle LLC provides an update onapartments being constructed at the former location of the United Missouri Bank in Kirkwood. Demolition has been completed and sitework is underway on the five-story apartment complex. The 152-unit apartment building, to be called “The James” is the first […]
Man killed outside St. Louis gas station after confronting teens about stolen car
Carlos Morton, 43, was shot to death and police arrested three boys who sped away in a car.
THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride
Visitors to St. Louis this holiday season can book a side trip that’s bound to create a Christmas memory they will treasure forever–a journey to the North Pole via THE
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Illinois among states getting a share of $10B opioid settlement with Walgreens, CVS
CVS has agreed to pay $5 billion over 10 years, and Walgreens agreed to pay $5.7 billion over 15 years, to multiple states to resolve allegations that they failed to properly oversee the dispensing of opioids.
In his new book, Ed Wheatley calls St. Louis ‘America’s best sports town’
Sports historian Ed Wheatley shares stories from his latest book, “St. Louis Sports Memories: Forgotten Teams and Moments from America’s Best Sports Town.”
Cyndi Lauper makes surprise appearance, performs at Respect for Marriage Act signing
Cyndi Lauper made a trip to Washington, D.C., Tuesday to thank President Joe Biden for his support of the Respect for Marriage Act. ABC News reports that ahead of the signing ceremony, Lauper surprised…
Ozzy Osbourne contributes to holiday single supporting cancer charity
Ozzy Osbourne has contributed to a new holiday single in support of the Cancer Awareness Trust charity organization. The track, titled "This Christmas Time," is about soldiers fighting during World War…
Nineteen years later: The trade that brought Adam Wainwright to St. Louis
Exactly nineteen years ago Tuesday, on Dec. 13, 2003, the Cardinals acquired Wainwright in a five-player trade with the Atlanta Braves.
Night Ranger and Ace Frehley to headline Gettysburg motorcycle rally
Night Ranger and Ace Frehley are set to headline this summer’s Gettysburg Bike Week motorcycle rally, scheduled for July 6 to 9 at the Allstar Events Complex in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Former KISS guitarist Frehley is set to headline…
Gunshots hit downtown St. Louis court building
The St. Louis Civil Courts building was hit by gunfire Tuesday afternoon, damaging windows and ceilings. No injuries were reported.
Miracle at Small Change
Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves seasonal cocktails in a festive setting. With kitschy holiday décor, professionally developed drinks and the nostalgic energy of the best office
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The Salvation Army wants a happy holiday for people in need
The Salvation Army is hard at work! On December 13th in St. Ann, The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Distribution Center was full of volunteers who will spend three days fulfilling orders of Christmas toys for families in need! Want to join The Salvation Army and help give back? Or could you use their assistance? Visit [...]
Aldermen approve St. Louis guaranteed-income plan
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen has approved a plan for St. Louis to move forward with a Guaranteed Basic Income cash assistance program.
Guaranteed Basic Income Bill Wins Approval From St. Louis Board of Aldermen
A bill to give $500 in monthly payments to about 440 St. Louis households received its final OK from the St. Louis Board of Aldermen today. The bill backed by Mayor Tishaura Jones now heads to her desk for her final approval. Based on the bill’s plan, $5 million in pandemic relief funds would be distributed to families in poverty-stricken households for 18 months.
Aldermen advance plan to review St. Louis’ charter
Aldermen on Tuesday advanced plans for a special panel to consider the structure of city government, despite criticism alleging the move would reduce Black political power.
Geminid meteor shower peak starts tonight
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Star gazers will be in for a treat as the Geminids meteor shower lights up the sky this evening. The Geminids get their name because they appear to radiate from Gemini constellation. Unlike most meteor showers, the Geminids are associated with an asteroid, not a comet. The shower comes from the [...]
The Commons at Armory STL opens December 16
The much-anticipated venue opens during First Friday, with a series of other special events throughout the rest of the month.
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