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Break-in at historic Scott Joplin house causes major damage
Planned Parenthood to add mobile abortion clinic in Illinois
By the end of the year, the mobile clinic will operate in southern Illinois, along the borders of states where abortion has been banned since the Supreme Court's June decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.
Two interstate shootings in Metro East could be linked, police say
One motorist was shot in the leg another motorist was shot at but not hurt.
City to South Grand residents: We’re working on making the road safer
Officials said they’re looking to start making significant changes to the road within six months.
Jean Shin: Home Base
New York state-based artist Jean Shin, Laumeier’s 2022 Visiting Artist in Residence, describes her work as “giving new form to life’s leftovers.” Her sculptures and
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If somebody had to choose (for adults) which would you recommend, The Darkness, or Creepy world?
Construction Photo Roundup Oct 2022 - NextSTL
Construction Photo Roundup Oct 2022
Construction continues in full swing at many job sites big and small. Below is a sampling. 1014 Spruce – the Spruce Street Apartments by Balboa Real Estate Partners 148 apartments. Just getting started. (Opus is no longer involved.) NextSTL – Opus’ 1014 Spruce going before LCRA board 701 S Broadway – Once home to Beale on Broadway, will […]
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Oct. 4: The day King Louis IX became our city's symbol
A big crowd in 1906 witnessed the event, followed by a long parade.
Mizzou to host football game in St. Louis in 2023. And other games are coming too.
Citizens raise concerns after 7 pedestrians died on South Grand this year
ST. LOUIS - Worried citizens packed Carpenter Library's meeting room Monday night hoping to make South Grand safe for pedestrians and cyclists. According to the City of St. Louis, so far this year, there have been at least seven fatal pedestrian crashes and at least two fatal bike crashes. "I can't expect any longer for [...]
New St. Louis program provides dental care to severely disabled
Barnes-Jewish Hospital, A.T. Still University and Affinia Healthcare created a program for adults with severe disabilities whose only way to receive dental care is under general anesthesia.
BJC HealthCare and STL Blues host free flu shot clinic tonight
BJC HealthCare and the St. Louis Blues hold another free flu shot clinic Tuesday night at the Enterprise Center.
Lambert International Airport's nonstop flight to this major city isn't coming back
Yom Kippur begins Tuesday, Oct. 4 at sunset
Yom Kippur begins Tuesday evening at sunset.
FEMA extends application deadline
If you're still looking for help cleaning up the mess left behind by the July flooding, you now have more time.
Statewide Broadband Summit in Jefferson City today
An initiative launches Tuesday to make sure every Missourian has high-speed internet and the skills to use it.
Drivers crash into apartment building in St. Louis City
A driver crashed his car into an apartment building near the West End neighborhood in St. Louis.
4 injured in crash on EB I-64 near Hampton
A crash on eastbound I-64 caused four minor injuries overnight.
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