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First giraffes arrive at Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park in North County    Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park welcomed its first two resident giraffes this month at the Zoo’s new safari park and conservation center coming to north St. Louis County in 2027. Mo, a 21-month-old male reticulated giraffe from Reid Park Zoo in Arizona, […]

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The biggest unresolved question after a months-long study of the Missouri parole system is arguably the most important — what portion of a sentence must be served before an incarcerated person is eligible for release?  Some members of the Parole Working Group established by Gov. Mike Kehoe wanted to require more than the current system, […]

SLMPD Child Abuse Unit is investigating after a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot himself with a firearm in the Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood.

The post Child Shot in Wells/Goodfellow Accidental Shooting appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

New Line Theatre’s “based on a true story” musical is both humorous and heartwarming, and a lot of fun, too.

Last year, Cing Cing Hlamyo and four other Burmese families in Missouri pooled their money to join Welcome Corps. Launched by President Joe Biden’s administration in 2023, Welcome Corps allowed people in the United States to sponsor refugees. “When it opened, all the Burmese, they were so excited,” she said.  The group put money in […]

We now have a little more insight into why the superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools was fired without cause last week: STLPR's Hiba Ahmed reports. Plus, St. Louis on the Air producer Olivia Mizelle speaks with legendary editor Marty Baron ahead of his visit to St. Louis on the state of journalism, and why the free press and democracy go hand-in-hand.

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A new report shows that fossil fuel companies own less than 2 percent of renewable energy projects worldwide.

St. Louis-area students collect 7,658 tons of scrap metal during two-week drive ending on Oct. 16, 1942

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As FOX 2 found out, neighbors are calling for a change at the site, while the workers stress their next challenge will be obtaining the funds they have been awarded. 

The lingering government shutdown is jeopardizing the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

The event took place with high energy and community spirit, as attendees gathered to support tornado victims.

Several years ago, DC Comics opposed the trademark sought by Unilever for the term “Wonder Mum” with the UKIPO over its trademarks for “Wonder Woman”. Now, DC Comics is notoriously draconian when it comes to policing its IP, trademarks included, but this one was fairly ridiculous, as the UKIPO pointed out. There is no actual […]