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A new detective is assigned to work the unsolved 1992 murder of Nancy Kitzmiller, which was linked to five other killings across three states

After a historic cold snap depleted natural gas reserves in February, prices for heating could be as much as 30% higher this winter, prompting concerns about increasing bills for Kansas and Missouri customers. Kansas is already grappling with the $1 billion fallout from this winter’s cold snap, when natural gas prices rose by 200 times […]

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Black Sheep will feature wine, whiskey and Southern-themed brunch in the former Three Monkeys space.

A new survey ranks Pearl City, Hawaii, as the worst food town in America. You have to feel bad for them, even if they are living in paradise.

Not only did the month of October see a healthy number of restaurant openings — one reminiscent of pre-pandemic levels — it also saw an exciting diversity of concepts. Botanica, Commonwealth and Tempus all doubled down on the belief that upscale, full-service dining is alive and well, opening up their dining rooms (Tempus had been carryout only for its first year operations) from Wildwood to Grand Center to the Grove, respectively.…

With Gwen Stefani about to wrap up her ultra-successful Las Vegas residency at the end of the week, the singer is making sure to leave a lasting remark on a local…

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Governor directs $250 million in state and federal money toward the issue over the next three years.

Olin Corp., the Clayton-based manufacturer and distributor of chemicals and ammunition, said Monday that its board approved a new $1 billion share repurchase program to increase the value of its stock. The new 2021 Share Repurchase Program calls for the company to buy back shares of Olin's common stock periodically, on the open market or in privately negotiated transactions. The program has no time limit, and purchases depend on factors including Olin's market price and general market and economic…

The funeral and graveside service for the slain Pontoon Beach police officer are private events, but the public can still pay their respects.

Judge Thomas C. Albus ordered the removal of Curtis Faulkner, a Republican, from the county Bipartisan Reapportionment Commission.

A lockout that shortens spring training is one thing. A mangled 2022 season would be a disaster for the game.

“Fire at an old bowling ball factory on Xograph Avenue in Jennings?” I knew when I heard about this strange occurrence, and how the St. Louis Fire Department had to join their colleagues in the County to help extinguish the… Continue Reading →

The series offers a dog’s-eye-view of the world.

San Francisco has something for everyone: trendy restaurants, world-class art, and mesmerizing views.

Peppermint Andy features crushed peppermint candies, dark chocolate curls and a hint of vanilla.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen unveiled the first draft of a new district map, another step in reducing the number of aldermen in the city from 28 to 14. Over the next two months, the Legislation Committee of the Board of Aldermen will hold public meetings to create a new, 14-ward map based on the 2020 Census. In order to make sure the changes are drawn in an equitable and legal way, the board is asking for public input at those meetings. The process, according to the city's website, is as follows:…

Missouri had one of the highest rates of anxiety medication prescriptions in the country before the pandemic. The research from a leading pharmacy benefits management company comes as the state deals with a shortage of mental health care providers.

Construction started last week, with plans to finish by the end of 2022

More than 75% of St. Louis city employees are fully vaccinated against Covid-19, according to a press release from the mayor's office Monday. The press release from Mayor Tishaura Jones' office said the data was collected by the city's health department and included civil service employees, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the St. Louis Fire Department. According to the press release, 76.4% of civil service employees are vaccinated, 78% of the police department is vaccinated and…