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St Peters, MO · Municipal
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29 graduate from Missouri Works Initiative Apprenticeship Ready programs
Twenty-nine students recently graduated from the Missouri Works Initiative’s Apprenticeship Ready programs. The graduation, which included 18 students in the Apprenticeship Ready in Construction (ARC) program and 11 students in the Apprenticeship Ready in Manufacturing (ARM) program, was held at the IBEW Local 1 union hall in St. Louis on Oct. 16.
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Where to find local candy and toys to hand out this Halloween in St. Louis
Halloween candy runs don’t have to mean another trip down the big-box store aisle. Local shops around St. Louis offer plenty of options for filling your trick-or-treat bowl – from familiar favorites to small toys that give kids something fun to take home. Half Pint at The Annex.
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Aviator Hotel to be torn down
The abandoned Aviator Hotel at 6921 Lindbergh Blvd. has been bought. District 6 County Councilman Mike Archer says that the owner has plans to at least partially demolish it. “The Aviator Hotel went into receivership, essentially foreclosure,” Archer told The Call in September. “It was purchased (Sept. 17) by a new owner.”
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Amendment 3 supporters focus on transgender care at rally, opponents call it a distraction, say it’s really about banning abortion
ARNOLD, Mo. (First Alert 4) - We are officially one week away from the election, and back on the ballot this year in Missouri is a constitutional amendment that again asks voters if they want abortion to be legal. Two years ago, Missourians voted yes on Amendment 3 to legalize...
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St. Louis City resident says financing gaps stall redevelopment of vacant buildings across St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Two developers tried to save the former Roosevelt Apartments in Dutchtown, but neither could make the financing work. The building is coming down. Dutchtown, in south St. Louis City, has new affordable housing and a nonprofit grocery store on the way. Hundreds of...
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This Day in History: Oct. 28, 2026
(WTAP) - On October 28, 1965, construction is completed on the Gateway Arch, a spectacular 630-foot-high catenary curve of stainless steel marking the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial on the waterfront of St. Louis, Missouri. The Gateway Arch, designed by Finnish-born, American-educated architect Eero Saarinen, was erected to commemorate President Thomas...
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Cincinnati Zoo welcomes new 10,000-pound elephant from St. Louis
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed a 10,000-pound Asian elephant from the Saint Louis Zoo. The 33-year-old bull elephant, named Raja, arrived in Cincinnati following a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and its Asian Elephant Species Survival Plan. “Raja sired several calves during...
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St. Louis pushing to bring old courts building back to life after sitting vacant for years
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The long-vacant Municipal Courts Building on Market Street downtown could soon get new life, as the city makes another effort to secure it from break-ins and vandals with the hopes of attracting a potential developer. If you’ve gone downtown to City Hall or...
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Settlement reached three years after north St. Louis nursing home’s abrupt closure
Former workers at Northview Village, the nursing home in north St. Louis that shut down unexpectedly overnight in late 2023, have reached a settlement in a suit they filed against the facility’s owners. Northview Village shut down after owners reportedly ran out of money to pay employees, sparking a...
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The Gatesworth Gives Residents the Freedom to Move
When it comes to staying fit as you get older, the ability to stay mobile is instrumental to maintaining independence. wholistic fitness programming, personal care, and on-site occupational, physical, and speech therapies, The Gatesworth offers resources that can proactively support residents in everyday wellness. “Mobility isn’t defined by how we...
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St. Louis lawmakers propose using weed tax to fund cold-weather homeless plan
A St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee is asking the full board to approve a measure that uses the city's marijuana tax to fund cold-weather protections for the city's homeless community. During a meeting Wednesday evening, members of the Health and Human Development Committee moved forward the bill introduced by...