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City officials issued the boil advisory after a Friday water main break downtown — the second water main break in the same area in 18 months.

For some, a Thanksgiving meal is all about the turkey or the desserts. For me, it’s the side dishes, that highlight the day. But it’s also about family, friends, and even strangers with whom I share the meal. Gobble ‘Til You Wobble: Eat, Drink & Be Thankful In my unofficial survey of people and their... 

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Columnist Bill McClellan writes: "I am often accused of liking the past too much, and yes, I’ll admit that I miss the days when a man could get lost and drive around aimlessly while his wife suggested he stop and…

Celebrate the life and work of Dr. Jane Goodall, who braved the unknown to provide a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives – chimpanzees.   On Oct. 7, the

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The boil advisory was issued for parts of St. Louis following a main break late Thursday night at Market and 11th streets.

Historian Chad Pearson talks about the violent enforcers of business rule before World War I.

This holiday season, anyone seeking a little nostalgia should check out these diners with a 50s vibe.

World Wide Technology (WWT) and United Way of Greater St. Louis recently partnered on a volunteer project to recently assemble 1,500 reading kits to deliver to several local nonprofits and children throughout the region.

Celebrate the holiday season in downtown Kirkwood!   Santa Claus will arrive at the Kirkwood train station at 9 a.m. and will stay until 12:30 p.m. to pose for photos.

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This featured exhibition in the Great Hall of the St. Louis Public Library – Central Library explores how iconic characters both reflect and influence American culture from the 1960s to

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CLAY COMMUNITY CENTER Present:  Fatimah Muhammad, Donna Lindsay, Constance Siu, Brian Krueger, Charles Bryson, Bobby Bonner, Doug Eller, Dayna Kriz, Laura Ginn, Chad Warner, Eva Wilson, Deneen Jaighs, Lance Knuckles, Veronica Ross-Micken, Alderman James Page, Alderman Brandon Bosley, Cindy Mense, Regina Dennis, Katherine Mathaus, James Sykes, Brendan Fahey, Brittany Hubbard, S. Gail Guelker Fatimah Muhammad […]

CLAY COMMUNITY CENTER Present:  Fatimah Muhammad, Donna Lindsay, Constance Siu, Brian Krueger, Charles Bryson, Bobby Bonner, Doug Eller, Dayna Kriz, Laura Ginn, Chad Warner, Eva Wilson, Deneen Jaighs, Lance Knuckles, Veronica Ross-Micken, Alderman James Page, Alderman Brandon Bosley, Cindy Mense, Regina Dennis, Katherine Mathaus, James Sykes, Brendan Fahey, Brittany Hubbard, S. Gail Guelker Fatimah Muhammad …

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EDWARDSVILLE — The Madison County Board on Wednesday approved a $181.1 million fiscal year 2023 budget, along with a $30.75 million property tax levy. The board voted, 26-0, to approve the upcoming spending plan that starts on Dec. 1. The board also approved for the sixth year in a row, a zero-growth property tax levy. “The county board once again kept the property tax levy flat,” Chairman Kurt Prenzler said. Prenzler said the board worked to balance the budget and keep the levy request the same. The levy is the amount requested from property taxes used to help finance the county’s budget. He said taxes are the No. 1 concern of both the board and property owners. “For the past five years we’ve managed to hold the levy at $30.8 million,” he said. “During my first year as chairman the county board lowered the levy by $1.8 million and it’s stayed flat since then.” The budget includes 11 funds — the general fund, along

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