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A woman was killed and three other people injured Thursday in a collision near a north St. Louis County intersection.

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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Tina Turner scored her first -- and only -- #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on September 1, 1984, when "What's Love Got to Do with It" topped the chart. Tina's late-career triumph --…

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Crews will reopen the westbound Route 364 exit ramp to eastbound Route 94 starting Friday, Oct. 14 after the morning rush.

From St. Louis Business Journal:  Topgolf has set a target opening for its new St. Louis location in Midtown, after purchasing property for the golf entertainment venue from Saint Louis University for millions of dollars. The Dallas-based golf entertainment operator will open its second St. Louis location in late 2023, the company said Tuesday. A […]

The bonds are part of a raft of local, state and federal incentives for the $34 project.

A St. Louis-based restaurant is turning 55 on Oct. 26. Lion’s Choice is known for its famous roast beef sandwiches, fries, and frozen custard.

The developer behind the project to convert the historic Jefferson Arms building into hotel rooms and apartments on Thursday revealed more details on the plans.

Each week, we bring you our picks for the best concerts of the next seven days! To submit your show for consideration, click here.

Last summer, a blockbuster leak of data allegedly related to NSO Group’s customers made it crystal clear that earlier rumors about routine abusive use of powerful phone-targeting malware were likely true. Israel’s NSO Group swiftly issued a denial that was more angry than coherent and did nothing to persuade its many critics that NSO just […]

It's been 25 years since Mastercard, which has its operations center in St. Louis, debuted its "Priceless" TV ad campaign during the 1997 World Series.

From West Newsmagazine:  A request for a zoning change for two lots on the Gateway Studios property on the north side of Outer 40 Road led to a discussion about restaurant hours in Chesterfield Valley at the Oct. 3 City Council meeting. Gateway Studios is building a live touring rehearsal complex and production services company […]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will collect $15,000 from a Eureka business for accused of installing illegal “defeat devices.”

Hunters in Missouri in need of a hunter education certification can now apply online.

The trailer has been released for the upcoming documentary Let There Be Drums!, which features such famous musicians as The Beatles' Ringo Starr, The Police's Steward Copeland, and The Grateful…

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ALTON - Alton City Council approved a sign honoring Bishop Samuel E. White on 13th Street at Wednesday night’s meeting. The sign ordinance had passed through the Alton Committee of the Whole on Monday night. White has marked 48 years with Monroe Memorial Church in Alton. The street sign ordinance was adopted by a unanimous 7-0 vote. Alton Mayor David Goins also read a proclamation that detailed many of Samuel E. White’s major accomplishments, and awards during his career with Lewis and Clark Community College and as pastor at Monroe Memorial. The proclamation and street name are positive reflections of his life in honor of his 76th birthday, the mayor said. White is known for his time as a student mentor, helping found the Urban League and Coalition Of Concerned Citizens Of Madison County, and for many contributions to the community. The mayor also read a proclamation to Beverly Farm for their years of devotion and care for adults with developmental disabilities. He said

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BUZZ MAGAZINE - The 30th Annual Leclaire Parkfest will be held Sunday, October 16, from noon to 5 p.m. at Leclaire Park in Edwardsville, Illinois. The annual festival, a celebration of the Leclaire National Historic District, is a long-standing fall tradition. The festival will kick off this year with music by the Gaslight Squares, a St. Louis band with a special blend of Ragtime and Jazz. New this year is a 1920s-themed children’s parade. Participating children are asked to wear costumes or carry homemade signs to portray a 1920s-era Carrie Nation, a flapper, or a Gatsby character. They might also portray an activist marching for the woman’s right to vote. The parade begins at the corner of Hale Avenue and Lake Drive at noon and will circle the entire park. Trolley tours of the historic district will be back with tickets sold from the Friends of Leclaire booth for $1 (children) and $1.50 (adults). Due to COVID, walking tours were substituted for the trolley last year.

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In building his own company, Benjamin 'Tad' Edwards took a cue from the financial services giant his father created: Stay private.

The Cardinals have some internal and external options worth considering as an immediate heir as Yadier Molina passes the torch and leaves the starting catcher role up for grabs.

The reported potential merger between Kroger Co. and Albertsons Cos. makes sense operationally but could be tough to get regulatory approval, analysts said.