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Laser shows return to the Science Center Planetarium

The laser show is returning to the Saint Louis Science Center's James S. McDonnell Planetarium.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Fall Festivals and other Events in St. Louis 2026

** For Our Food / Travel Editor, Suzanne Corbett’s article, “Halloween Haunts, Eerie Experiences and Spooktacular Sips in STL 2026” : CLICK HERE. As the weather turns coler, our thoughts turn to the cooler days of the fall with festivals. We will list some of the fall festivals we know of, here and if you know some we should include, please email us at: Rains@stlsportspage.com. This is an on-going article and will be updated often. For recurring events or additional ones, check out ExploreStLouis.com.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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SLMPD launches Drone as First Responder Transparency Portal

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has launched a Drone as First Responder Transparency Portal.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Dozens Of Gingerbread Creations Fill This Missouri Church At Christmas And Visitors Can Vote For Their Favorite

A church lobby turns into a tiny town made of cookies every December. Kids as young as one can enter, and so can professional bakers. The best part? You get a vote. Every visitor can pick a favorite, and that pick helps decide the People’s Choice Award. I like...

St Charles, MO · 15h

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Ameren program offers help with electric bills for veterans, active duty service members

Ahead of Veterans Day, Ameren wants local veterans to know about help available to pay electric bills.

St. Louis, MO · 10h

Daily Cardinal

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Badgers’ odd-defying run in Big Ten tournament comes to an end in penalty kicks against Purdue

The No.7-seeded Wisconsin Badgers played relentless defense against the No.3-seeded Purdue Boilermakers for 110 minutes, but it wasn’t quite enough to pull off a consecutive upset in the Big Ten tournament. Purdue is moving onto the final after a 2-2 tie that ended in penalty kicks. Purdue's Cherry Yu’s...

Madison, WI · 1d

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Record-breaking scorer Xavier Clark leads Saint Mary’s soccer

Saint Mary's High School senior Xavier Clark, the program's all-time leading goal scorer, prepares for the district championship game against Lutheran South this Friday.

St. Louis, MO · 14h

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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Reports Budget Surplus, Large Percentage of Music by Living Composers

In Friday’s (11/6) Musical America, Sarah Shay writes, “The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) launched the 2025-26 season, its 146th, with the reopening of the Jack C. Taylor Music Center and its renovated Powell Hall. In the months following, more than one million people experienced the orchestra via 250+ concerts, free events, education and community programs, digital initiatives, and media broadcasts. The SLSO ended its fiscal year with a $274,000 operating surplus on revenue of $38.716 million and expenses of $38.442 million; a record-setting $11.3 million in contributed revenue; the conclusion of the Music for All Campaign that exceeded its goal of $155 million goal by $20 million; and an endowment of almost $315 million, a figure 14.8 percent larger than the previous year. The artistic offerings under Music Director Stéphane Denève and a roster of podium guests consistently met high musical standards beginning with the opening concert—world premieres of ‘House of Tomorrow,’ by SLSO Composer in Residence Kevin Puts, with mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as soloist, and James Lee III’s choral work ‘Fanfare for Universal Hope.’ The music of today was a frequent presence; 40 percent of pieces on classical programs were by living composers including world premieres.”

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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3-year-old critically injured, possibly shot himself, police say

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -A 3-year-old boy is in critical but stable condition Monday evening after a possibly self-inflicted wound. According to St. Louis Metropolitan Police, the 3-year-old boy was privately taken to an area hospital with a possible self-inflicted gunshot wound. The incident occurred at around 8...

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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TierPoint Sues West St. Louis County AI Firm Parinita Over $15M Unpaid Bill

A West St. Louis County data-center operator is taking an artificial intelligence company to court over a bill it says topped $15 million. TierPoint filed suit against Parinita AI on Nov. 4 in St. Louis County Circuit Court, alleging the AI firm failed to pay for data-center space and other IT services before TierPoint cut off its access in late August.

St Louis County, MO · 1d

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Brewery Lights returns with new themed nights

Most holiday attractions welcome you with a ticket scan. At one of St. Louis’ most famous breweries, admission comes with a complimentary beer for visitors ages 21 and older. And that’s only the beginning of an evening at Brewery Lights, where the Budweiser Clydesdales parade through the historic brewery...

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Local businessman Thomas R. Hughes dies at 75

Local businessman, philanthropist and home builder Thomas R. Hughes passed away Nov. 2 at the age of 75. Thomas spent two decades on the St. Charles City police force, according to his son Jason Hughes. His career in home building started when he built a house so his mother could move to St. Charles in the 1980s. He built homes on the weekend while still working in law enforcement.

O'Fallon, MO · 20h

West Newsmagazine

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Funding for new Chesterfield Aquatic Center approved by voters

On Nov. 3 residents of Chesterfield voted to approve $34.5 million in general obligation bonds to construct a new aquatic center, as well as a use tax to fund it. Unofficial results for Proposition A to authorize the bonds showed approval at nearly 62% and Proposition Q at just over 51%.

Chesterfield, MO · 1d

Belleville News-Democrat

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Illinois health officials prep to transfer patients from metro-east hospital

Illinois regulators are preparing to potentially transfer patients out of Gateway Regional Medical Center in Granite City and ambulances are being sent to other hospitals. The hospital is still open, but the Illinois Department of Public Health confirmed Gateway and another medical center owned by the same company are on bypass status due to “staffing instability.” St. Louis-based KMOV first reported the development. The operators of the 278-bed safety net hospital have been late paying staff. An IDPH spokesman said that the agency had alerted the state’s labor and employment security departments about unmet payroll at Gateway and at Vista Medical Center in Waukegan, Illinois. Both hospitals are owned by California-based company American Healthcare Systems. “Gateway and Vista are private, for-profit hospitals whose operations and finances are managed by American Healthcare Systems. Their lack of communication, transparency, and responsible financial management and contingency planning is extremely concerning,” the spokesman for the IDPH said in an email. “The Illinois Department of Public Health’s highest immediate priority is the health and safety of the patients and has been working and communicating with hospital administrative leaders in this regard.” Representatives from Gateway Regional Medical Center and American Healthcare Systems did not respond to

Granite City, IL · 12h

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Save A Lot launches annual holiday food drive to support local communities

The donated food is distributed to local charities and organizations working to address food insecurity in the communities where Save A Lot stores operate

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Clayco’s Bob Clark doesn’t see doom and gloom for data centers in Democratic victory

Bob Clark is feeling optimistic. The Clayco founder, St. Louis County resident, and current face of American data center construction—he was on the cover of Forbes last month, making his pitch—is a lifelong Democrat, and was thrilled to see voters deliver a rebuke to the White House. “I’ve been very nervous about democracy in general,” he says, “and I think this is a great direction for the country.” He doesn’t mention President Donald Trump by name; he doesn’t have to.

St. Louis, MO · 23h

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Mild Tuesday, gusty winds and a big cool down arrive Wednesday

ST. LOUIS – While some spotty fog is possible again this Tuesday morning, it should not be as thick in the river valleys thanks to warmer temperatures. Tuesday dawns clear and cool, but not as chilly. It will be another mild November day as a cold front stalls to our north with highs in the […]

St. Louis, MO · 23h

KMOX News Radio

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DOJ announces $68 million grant for St. Louis

St. Louis receives $68M from AG Todd Blanche's Model City Initiative to fight crime, upgrade facilities, and boost police recruitment.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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College basketball: Warhawks upset No. 7 WashU, capture McWilliams Classic title

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — It was a picture-perfect start to the 2026-27 season this weekend for the UW-Whitewater women’s basketball team, as the Warhawks strung together back-to-back wins including an upset over No. 7 Washington University in St. Louis to come home as McWilliams Classic champions. The Warhawks (2-0) entered the weekend ranked 25th in the nation in the WBCA D3 Coaches Poll and receiving votes in the D3hoops.com Top 25. After a successful trip down to St. Louis, it seems as though UWW is destined to jump up in both of those polls moving forward. UW-Whitewater opened its season, as well as the 2026 McWilliams Classic, with a statement 97-65 win over Benedictine University on Friday. A total of four Warhawk players finished as double-digit scorers, as Bri McCurdy (18 points), Mia Gillis (17 points), Brooke Stenklyft (15 points) and Lily Newton (14 points) helped pave the way for the Whitewater victory. Even more impressively, UWW as a team finished the game with a total 18 steals, as 12 different Warhawks tallied at least one steal in the blowout result. The Warhawks then faced a tall task in the McWilliams Classic championship game on Saturday, as UW-Whitwater squared off

Whitewater, WI · 1d