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"America's oldest brewery" is coming to shelves in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma in early 2023.

A former St. Louis priest admitted to possessing thousands of images containing child pornography.

If playwright Noël Coward’s Private Lives is to be believed, relationships a century ago were every bit as complex and seemingly inexplicable as they are today. The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis’s (130 Edgar Road, Webster Groves; 314-968-4925; www.repstl.org) rollicking production embraces the sophisticated slapstick of Coward’s comedy of manners while humorously challenging the more blatantly outdated misogyny. Recently married, Elyot and Sybil Chase are enjoying the view from the terrace of a hotel in France.

Back in March, we noted that the EU and US had announced that they had come to an agreement on transatlantic data flows. This is actually a really big and important story that gets almost no attention, because “transatlantic data flows” sounds boring. However, it’s really, really big and matters for the future of a […]

Coronado Global Resources says no agreement had been reached with Peabody and it did not divulge any details on a potential deal.

Foo Fighters and Red Hot Chili Peppers are among the many acts that have received nominations for the 2022 MTV Europe Music Awards. Both bands will compete in the Best Rock…

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“We can never project with certainty how bad a flu season is going to be, but there are reasons for concern,” said Dr. Steven Lawrence, Washington University infectious disease specialist for Barnes-Jewish Hospital.

A person was found shot dead inside a car Wednesday morning in the city's Lafayette Square neighborhood.

ALTON - Gumbo 2 Geaux, located at 1808 Washington Ave. in Alton, had its grand opening Wednesday morning. The location will be primarily drive-thru and carry-out only, however outside dining areas are in the plans moving forward as well as a few tables inside the building. The restaurant ironically opens its doors on National Gumbo Day. Kyndra Green runs the business with her husband, Troy. They moved to Alton from Louisiana six years ago. The two of them do a lot of the authentic-cajun cooking as it's something Kyndra loves to do. "I've always enjoyed cooking," Kyndra said. "I've been a server for 13 years." Kyndra and Troy took a huge risk when they decided to leave everything behind in Louisiana and start anew in Alton. "When I moved to Illinois in 2016, we had just lost everything to a flood in Louisiana. So, we moved up here to kind of restart our lives. When I started working around here I started cooking food for my coworkers and friends, gumbo mainly." She mentioned

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No officers were hurt in the incident at North 10th and Locust streets downtown. The suspect suffered a graze wound to his shoulder.

A bizarre and frightening incident on a very busy stretch of a highway left one person dead.

The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum (IPHF) held a juried international photography contest collecting submissions from talented artists from all around the world.

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The photographs in the Silver Seas exhibit are an extraordinary result of an exceptional career. Ernest H. Brooks II, often referred to as the Ansel

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Yesterday at National Review I saw yet another denunciation of Joe Biden's savage assault on the Constitution. The guy is taking a torch to it! The country is doomed if he keeps it up! Sadly, I had run out of my free access to NR articles for the month—seems a little early for that, doesn't ...continue reading "The Constitution is . . . yawn . . . under assault again"

The suspect was struck in the arm and is expected to recover, police said. He's now in police custody.

EDWARDSVILLE - A downtown property that served as Edwardsville's first City Hall and was the longtime home of public safety services is being transformed into The Station on Main, an estimated $20 million mixed- use development with residential, office, retail and restaurant space. The property includes parcels from 400-420 N. Main Street, which are owned by Fireside Financial, an Edwardsville-based company that is overseeing the development project. Interior work is underway, and demolition of a former residence within the footprint of the development began this week. Once the project is finished, which is expected in 2024, the multi-level property will include about 38 single- bedroom apartments and townhomes, four restaurants, office space for up to five businesses, and five boutique retail sites, along with on-site parking. “This is an exciting project, and we’re very hopeful that it’s just the beginning of the kind of growth we’ll see in this area,”

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