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a St. Louis-based supplier of high-calcium lime products and technical solutions, has expanded its holdings with an in-state acquisition.

July's record rain forced many residents from their homes. It was more complicated for a St. Ann resident because of his limited mobility. He shares his story with St. Louis Public Radio and NPR's Next Generation Radio project.

DeSales Community Development announced this week the submission to the Missouri Housing Development Corporation of an application for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to help cover some of the cost to build a new apartment building at the southwest corner of Jefferson and Arsenal in the Benton Park West neighborhood. The proposed building would have 49 […]

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A meat recall has been announced at Dierbergs markets.

For the first time since 2019, the St. Louis Cardinals are the champions of the National League Central. St. Louis clinched the NL Central with a 6-2 win Tuesday night in Milwaukee over the Brewers. Technically, the magic number still sits at one game, however, with the Cardinals holding the tiebreaker over Milwaukee and no "game 163s" to be played this season, the Cardinals have claimed the central. The Cardinals still have eight games left on their schedule before heading to postseason play.…

The win assured that they will host the best-of-three wild-card series at Busch Stadium beginning on Oct. 7.

Cardinal Nation has a lot to celebrate: Albert Pujols hitting 700 home runs and now NL Central Division Champs.

WARRENTON, Mo. - A tractor-trailer overturned in Warrenton, Missouri Wednesday morning. The incident happened at about 6:30 a.m. on I-70 at mile marker 193. As of 7 a.m., some westbound lanes were It is unknown at this time if anyone was injured or how the incident occurred. FOX 2's Bommarito Automotive Group SkyFOX helicopter flew [...]

A species of tick known to cause severe weight loss in cattle has been discovered in northern Missouri, researchers from the University of Missouri reported this week.  The longhorned tick was found in southern Missouri last year, according to a press release from the university. But Rosalie Ierardi, an anatomic pathologist at the MU College […]

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Members of the Starbucks Workers United union walk out and close the store to protest working conditions and highlight their movement. "This was a wake-up call."

A Missouri lottery player recently won a big prize in the new Hot 7s Scratchers Game.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate Rules and Administration Committee on Tuesday passed legislation that would update an 1887 elections law and clarify how electoral votes are certified, with the hopes of averting another attempt to overturn a presidential election. Sens. Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat and Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican, put forth the bill, S. 4573, known […]

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A former substitute teacher in the St. Louis area who was charged with rape died in the St. Louis County Justice Center.

The St. Louis Fire Department is at the scene of a fire Wednesday morning.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate advanced a catchall spending package Tuesday that would provide billions to aid Ukraine’s war effort, help communities throughout the country recover from natural disasters and keep the federal government funded through mid-December. Democrats and Republicans voted 72-23 to move the measure toward a final vote later this week — a […]

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It's a clear and chilly Wednesday morning.

A north county man who stole more than 2000 items from various Home Depot locations was sentenced to nine years in prison in federal court in St. Louis yesterday. From 2017 to 2021, Xavier Brown, of Vinita Park, routinely shoplifted items from the stores in 20 different states, including Missouri, and returned the items without a receipt. He evaded the store's fraud protection by using more than 1,900 different temporary driver's licenses.