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The owners' shared German heritage and love of fairy tales inspired them to open the German-themed coffeehouse.

A fast-growing artificial intelligence software company in the Kansas City area has acquired an IT consulting business based in O'Fallon, Illinois.

Last month, Paul McCartney's The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present was named 2021 Book of the Year by Barnes & Noble's booksellers.  Now the tome is getting end-of-the-year love from…

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Back in October, Don McLean announced the initial dates for a 2022 U.S. tour commemorating the 50th anniversary of his classic anthem "American Pie" and his studio album of the…

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The national unemployment rate for people with disabilities, 8.5% in November, is more than double the rate for all workers at 4.2%

We turn the clock back 50 years, to 1971, to see how we did on our original reviews of novels that would become classics.

Suburban Columbus, Ohio, is gaining an $86 million, 215,000-square foot manufacturing facility, courtesy of Post Holdings Inc.

Crews are slated to resume work Monday morning at an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville where a tornado killed six workers Friday night. Cleanup also continues in St. Charles County, where one person died in the storms.

Looking at Compton and Dry’s Pictorial St. Louis in 1876, Ohio Avenue is a winding path, with massive sinkholes on what would become the west side of the street. The east side of the street was lined with Italianate country… Continue Reading →

Having worked in kitchens across the globe, he's now executive chef at Vicia.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker will be in the Metro East today as cleanup continues after Friday night’s deadly tornado in Edwardsville. Crews are also going through the rubble in St. Charles County, where the same storm system spawned a tornado in Defiance.

The U.S. Postal Service is using a new sorting machine in Hazelwood to keep up with the rush of packages.

Amazon, which has its highest employment during the holiday shopping season, said the tornado formed at the site’s parking lot.

When the governor of Missouri uttered strange words two months ago about using the Missouri State Highway Patrol to criminalize journalism, most of us thought he was just blowing off some steam.…

While lawmakers are considering whether to approve big building projects for college campuses and awaiting more of Gov. Mike Parson’s plans for using an unprecedented budget surplus, a fight is brewing over a smaller pot of funds used to combat domestic violence and child abuse. Each year, the Department of Social Services distributes grants from […]

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