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Clayton porch pirates caught on camera
A Clayton porch pirate was captured on camera in the Davis Place neighborhood.
Snō has closed in Tower Grove South
The Affordable Care Act deadline approaching
Big changes to Affordable Care Act coverage could be expensive for low-income families, if they do not apply by the deadline of Thursday, December 15.
Queen of Hearts drawing postponed until next week
The jackpot is now over a million dollars in the Waterloo Queen of Hearts drawing. The seven of hearts was drawn last Tuesday. Your next chance to win is Tuesday, December 20, 2022, at 7:00 p.m.
Where to eat, play, and stay in Des Moines
Iowa's capital offers an array of art, dining, and history.
Midwest BankCentre hosts Black Community Appreciation Event
Midwest BankCentre's Chairman and CEO, Orvin T. Kimbrough, recently hosted an event at his home to celebrate Midwest BankCentre's deep relationships with those within the Black community. More than 90 individuals from the local African-American community joined Kimbrough, one of…
Longtime Agape director testifies in Missouri court to stay off child abuse registry
The former director of Agape Boarding School pleaded with a Cole County judge on Monday to keep himself off the state’s central registry of child abuse and neglect so he can keep working with children. Bryan Clemensen was the long-time director of the Stockton-based reform school for troubled boys until last month, he testified Monday. […]
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PACT ACT event to benefit veterans
The Veterans Health Care Act, a new law, has just increased health care and benefits for millions of veterans and their survivors.
In Louisiana, an electoral upset could mean a breakthrough for renewables
Davante Lewis' victory brings new attention to the importance of public service commissions.
Out of Prison, Former Missouri Inmates Fight For Lamar Johnson
On Monday, Bobby Bostic drove on a highway for the first time in nearly 30 years. He was on his way to the Carnahan Courthouse in St. Louis. There, 27 years ago, he received a 241-year prison sentence for a crime he committed when he was 16.
Midwest soil is eroding faster than ever. Modern farming could be to blame.
How do researchers know? Stardust.
Today is the deadline for disaster relief loans
People on both sides of the river who were touched by the huge summer flooding have until today to apply for federal disaster loans.
Alleged rape victim calls Mehlville School District's handling of abused student's lawsuit 'disgusting'
Elton John, Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe make ‘Pollstar’s’ year-end Top Tours lists
Pollstar is out with its list of the Top Tours of 2022, and while Bad Bunny’s tour lands at number one on both the worldwide and North American tours lists, artists like Elton John, Def…
KeyBank Promised to Increase Low-Income Lending, Then Did the Opposite
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition charges that the bank failed to follow through on written commitments that helped get a merger approved.
The Two Percent Obsession
In the face of mounting evidence that inflation is easing, the Fed clings to a perverse monetary policy. What will its meeting this week produce?
Tense Runoff Election Pits Old Austin Versus New
The housing crisis and the climate crisis have shaped mayoral and city council elections in Texas’s fast-growing capital city.
Board of Aldermen Approve Guaranteed Basic Income Pilot Program
The Board of Aldermen passed a bill establishing a Guaranteed Basic Income pilot program to help families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lou Ann Byington of Bonne Terre, MO
Lou Ann Byington of Bonne Terre, MO joined the Real Rock Army today
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