stLouISTOzzy Osbourne postpones European tour with Judas Priest to 2023
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Ozzy Osbourne has postponed his European tour. The seemingly snakebit run, which also features Judas Priest on the bill, has now been…
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Missouri circuit court judge rules local health orders tied to COVID-19 are illegal
These grocery stores are open in St. Louis on Thanksgiving Day
[Post-Dispatch] Sources: $790 million settlement reached in Rams relocation lawsuit
St. Louis Settles Rams Lawsuit for $790 Million; No Expansion Team
St. Louis has reached a settlement with billionaire and cursed embodiment of human greed Stan Kroenke, avoiding what could have been a dramatic and messy civil trial for a reported sum of $790 million.
News of the settlement was first reported Wednesday morning by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.…
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St. Louis Lambert airport expects thousands of travelers during holiday weekend
King of Queen: Freddie Mercury died 30 years ago today
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the passing of one of rock's greatest champions, Queen singer Freddie Mercury. Mercury died from complications of AIDS at age 45 on November 23,…
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Local holiday events and markets to visit this month and next
There is plenty of fun and excitement to be had around town—both indoors and outside. Here are our picks for the markets, festivals, and wintertime activities that you won't want to miss.
Man killed in shooting outside north St. Louis bar
The man was found outside the Juke Joint Bar.
Consumer advocates fear hedge funds’ influence could mean rate hikes at Evergy
Four of the five members on Evergy’s finance committee, tasked with recommending management and investment decisions to the board of directors, were selected by activist hedge funds that critics worry are asserting undue influence over the electric utility. That involvement, consumer advocates say, could drive up rates for Evergy’s 1.6 million customers in Kansas and […]
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Girl, 16, shot in Moline Acres, suspect in custody
The shooting happened during a fight in a Moline Acres home, police said.
$790 million settlement reached in Rams relocation suit
Rock Star Tacos to Partner With The Factory
In just four short months of business, Chesterfield's world-class venue, the Factory, has already welcomed its fair share of music's heavy hitters. Now, it's about to play host to a different kind of rock star.…
Wondering about road work? Jarred by potholes? Ask the Road Crew, 1 p.m.
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Food Dude returns, unbidden, to answer your food questions
For Thanksgiving we have decided to go legit, for a change, and run real letters from real readers, along with the Food Dude's real responses.
Missourians come together to welcome Afghan refugees
Marshall Klimasewiski and his nine-year-old daughter, Amna, were among hundreds of runners and walkers who lined up for the Race for Refugees in St. Louis on Saturday morning. The International Institute, the city’s refugee resettlement agency, has aided thousands of people fleeing their countries during its 100 years of service, Marshall said. And the agency […]
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St. Louis aldermen advance jail oversight bill, pass further marijuana decriminalization
The board also approved extending health officials’ indoor mask mandate another 30 days; it had been set to expire Saturday.