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Barriers remain for people experiencing homelessness in St. Louis
St. Louis Blues vs. Anaheim Ducks
Enjoy St. Louis Blues ice hockey at Enterprise Center.
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Missouri ranks among unhealthiest states in the U.S., new study finds
The holiday season is officially here. It's a time for festivity, relaxation, and spending time with loved ones, but it's also when many Americans "fall off the wagon" when it comes to their health.
Spencer to run for new 8th Ward seat; Coatar to leave board in 2023
Spencer’s announcement ends speculation that she might run for aldermanic president.
Chance the rapper performing "it's getting hot in here" in a country style
Mizzou professor awarded CDC grant to study youth homelessness, gun violence
According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 2021 Homeless Assessment Report, there are roughly 4,000 people experiencing homelessness in Missouri.
Urban League, St. Louis Area Foodbank giving out Thanksgiving meals
The Urban League and the St. Louis Area Foodbank be giving out Thanksgiving meals this week.
St. Louis orders ‘Shoot ’em up’ Shell shut down for a year
A notorious north St. Louis gas station is set to be shut down and boarded up for a year.
This Week In Gardening & Nature
Have you sown seeds yet for Black-Eyed Susan, Catmint, Coneflower, False Indigo, Helianthus, Larkspur, Lavendar, Lupine, Milkweed, Primrose, Ratibida, Rudbeckia, Scabiosa, Soapwort, St John’s Wort? They need winter seed stratification. Kids might like this: old t-shirt garden tote craft project Did you ever plant seeds and they didn’t germinate? Some seeds need exposed to light, … Continue reading This Week In Gardening & Nature →
Couple dies in plane crash while traveling to visit family
The residents of Freeburg and Smithton mourned the loss of a married couple who died Saturday in a plane crash.
Special commission moves multimillion-dollar Chesterfield development plan forward
New Management Could Re-Open Teen Center
ALTON - When the Riverbender Community Center closed last May, John Hentrich and his board of directors had the end goal of finding an entity or individual who would re-open the center under new management. For more than 10 years, the center had served thousands of teens and provided programs and meeting spaces for people of all ages from toddlers to seniors. The center focused primarily on middle schoolers, for whom the center was designed, to provide safe, fun recreation away from the lure of negative influences like alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. While Hentrich and his board had run a very successful operation, they were ready for someone else to take the reins. A year ago, Brigit Holt moved from Chicago to Alton with her middle-school son who discovered the Riverbender Center and really enjoyed the Friday night parties. “I learned the hard way that tickets to the parties sold out pretty quickly,” said Holt. “My son was really disappointed one week when I didn’t
Freeburg couple dies in plane crash on way to visit family for Thanksgiving
TIF Commission advances $300M in incentives for $3B in projects, including 'Downtown Chesterfield'
A public board on Monday recommended tax incentives that would fund public infrastructure for a $3 billion series of projects, including an urban center, in Chesterfield.
Marquette High School going virtual after several threats
Marquette High School switched to virtual learning this holiday week after multiple threats were made on social media against the school.
Cosmic Sleigh Ride by World of Illumination
A SUPERSONIC HOLIDAY ROAD TRIP Climb aboard your cosmic sleigh and join Santa on a mystical holiday invasion that is out of this world. Shoot past the sun, race
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Man killed in north St. Louis, shooter arrested
A man was shot and killed in a double shooting Monday night in north St. Louis City.
$353M in tax breaks advance for ‘downtown’ Chesterfield projects
A board on Monday recommended $353 million in tax breaks for commercial and residential developments poised to reshape a prominent swath of Chesterfield.
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