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Albert Pujols recently sat down with fellow Dominican Republican native and MLB Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez to reflect on his MLB journey in a one-on-one interview for TBS. Pujols shares several stories from baseball and beyond telling Martinez, "I wouldn't change anything."

The Art of Food – a juried art exhibit. See how local artists create artwork with the theme of food as a way to talk

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While trees have long inspired artists with their wonder and natural beauty, Forest Through the Trees takes a new look at this familiar subject matter.

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Johnny Cotton sat front and center on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, as Mike McMillan, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis president and CEO, and other dignitaries celebrated the opening of a new Save Our Sons job training and skills center…

After three years of dormancy, the Loop Trolley has once again erupted onto St. Louis streets in a blaze of middling glory. One enraptured rider raved to the Post-Dispatch “It’s nice that it’s free,” while Mayor Tishuara Jones proclaimed “Nobody hates this more than I do” as she advised the East-West Gateway Council to approve a $1.26 million grant for the streetcar last month. The mayor’s reluctant advocacy stems from the reasonable fear that the federal government will demand tens of millions in recompense if the trolley ceases operation, just the latest farcical turn in the tale of this $51 million fiasco.

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STONE COUNTY, Mo. - A hiker found a massive Chicken of the Woods mushroom in Stone County, Missouri. The Missouri Department of Conservation posted a photo Friday of Jackson Sifford with the mushroom in southwest Missouri. Chicken of the Woods mushrooms are layered, fan-shaped, and fleshy. They grow in overlapping clusters on dead or dying [...]

You may recall that a year ago, pretend libertarian, John Stossel, who talks a big game about free speech and the “marketplace of ideas,” decided to sue Meta/Facebook and some of its fact checking partners for, oh right, daring to fact check him in a way he didn’t like. For this job, he hired the […]

ST. LOUIS - An 18-year-old man has been charged with murdering a man in south St. Louis in August. Police said Joseph Raymond, 42, of Hazelwood was shot and killed in the 4800 block of Nebraska at 2 p.m. on August 26. Officers found Raymond suffering from a gunshot wound to his head. He was [...]

Residents and pets throughout the area will benefit from 100 years of animal welfare experience starting in December, the center says.

Sutter pitched for the Cubs, Cardinals and Braves in his 12-year career. He is survived by his wife, Jayme, three sons, one daughter-in-law and six grandchildren.

ST. LOUIS - Friday is a Red Flag Warning day for the St. Louis area. The National Weather Service is asking people to not burn or start fires. "A combination of low humidity, high winds, and dry fuels will produce dangerous fire weather conditions this afternoon," the NWS said. These conditions cause fires to spread [...]

Mount Exodus, as it's become known around St. Louis Police headquarters, continues to grow.

According to Politico, South Dakota's upcoming approval of Medicaid expansion is likely to be the last one for quite a while. So this is the Medicaid map we're going to have for at least the next few years: The Black population makes up 14.2% of the entire United States. You will be unsurprised to learn ...continue reading "Medicaid expansion is about to grind to a halt"

Ryan Cooper reports in from the Faroe Islands.