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A city board that oversees development in historic districts withheld approval Monday from a proposal to demolish part of the historic Engineers’ Club in the Central West End as part of the construction of a high-rise apartment building.

Here are Mizzou athletics beat writer Dave Matter's five most memorable stories from 2021.

"Everyone on my street came outside. It was like an explosion went off," one viewer told 5 On Your Side.

The burden of Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t fall on all communities equally.

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — The commissions in charge of redrawing Missouri’s state House and Senate districts based on new census data are pushing up against a constitutional deadline to agree …

The St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force is asking people in the community to use extra safety measures when gathering for the holidays

Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis made an unannounced appearance at the Above Ground charity concert Monday night in Los Angeles. Kiedis joined the event's two organizers -- Jane's…

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Guitarist Ronnie Wood has revealed that he was the last Rolling Stones member to see Charlie Watts before the drummer passed away on August 24. Last Friday, Wood was a…

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After losing some of the most beloved LGBTQ+ bars in St. Louis over the years, a group of individuals is ready to announce their plans to open a new one. Prism STL, located at 4510 Manchester Ave., is set to open in early 2022 to give the queer community a place to call home. “My husband and I have worked in the St. Louis bar industry for years, and we’ve seen how the closings of places like Attitudes, JJ’s Clubhouse, and Novak’s impacted the people in our community,” Sean Abernathy,…

If you're looking for a change of scenery after the presents, eggnog, and family time, there are a few places that will still be open on Saturday.

Ringo Starr has published several photo books over the years, and now the famed Beatles drummer has a new volume of images coming out next year that focuses specifically on…

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The move came the same day a federal appeals court lifted a temporary stay that blocked a separate federal Covid-19 rule affecting large employers.

Fred Weber Inc.'s acquisition of a well drilling contractor in Indiana will increase the company's employee base by 15%.

A $2 billion wind energy project spanning the length of northern Missouri is for the first time asking a judge to force a resistant landowner to sell the company an easement on their land.  Grain Belt Express, a proposed high-voltage transmission line that would carry 4,000 megawatts of renewable energy from Western Kansas to Indiana, […]

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The Clayton-based online education provider has tapped a former U.S. deputy secretary of education to help guide its efforts to expand into the K-12 market.