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Missionary conference in St. Louis cancels workshops about abuse at Missouri-funded orphanage

A series of proposed workshops that referenced reports of sexual abuse at an orphanage run by a Missouri charity have been canceled by the International Conference on Missions. ICOM's decision came as thousands of attendees headed to its annual convention this week in St. Louis. The cancellation was met with...

St. Louis, MO · 12h

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Anagnorisis ‘Caregriever’ LP Out Now Plus Announced Midwest Tour

Louisville, Kentucky-based black metal crew ANAGNORISIS announces a Midwest tour of the US in December, supporting their acclaimed fourth LP, Caregriever, which is out now. Beginning December 8th, the Seasonal Depression Tour will see ANAGNORISIS delivering the material from Caregriever to audiences in Memphis, Nashville, St. Louis, Davenport, and Indianapolis, ending with the band’s first hometown show in a decade on December 13th. ANAGNORISIS will be joined by Plaguewielder on all dates.

Louisville, KY · 1d

St. Louis American

Dr. John A. Wright, educator and historian, dies at 87

Dr. John A. Wright spent a lifetime making sure Black St. Louis history would not be forgotten. He died Monday, Nov. 9, of pancreatic cancer, just two weeks after receiving the diagnosis, according to his family. He was 87. His books chronicled communities that no longer exist in the same...

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Data center shows it paid $16K for a license. A St. Louis report put the cost at $200

When TierPoint, a St. Louis-based data center company, renewed its city business license in May, it paid by credit card. The card fee was $399.66. On Tuesday, a report from the office of Board of Aldermen President Megan Green said the entire license cost $200. The license cost $16,312.50, according...

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St. Louis Couple Turn Lucas Avenue Building Into Soil & Oil Art Space

Doug and Kirsten Weaver spent the summer sanding floors in 100-degree heat inside a building on Lucas Avenue, turning the second-floor space above a beauty supply store into something downtown St. Louis didn't quite have yet: an art gallery built around the idea that creative space shouldn't cost artists money they don't have. They're calling it Soil & Oil.

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Democrat Jake Zimmerman elected St. Louis County executive

Jake Zimmerman, the Democratic St. Louis County Assessor, defeated 3rd District County Councilman Dennis Hancock (R-Fenton) to succeed County Executive Sam Page as leader of Missouri’s most populace county. Page did not run for reelection. Zimmerman will enter office at a perilous time for the county, according to St....

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Men’s Basketball Caps Top-10 Class with Scottie Adkinson

The top player in the Show Me State is staying home as Scottie Adkinson (St. Louis, Mo.) officially signed with the Mizzou men’s basketball team. Adkinson’s signing caps the first two days of the early signing period for the Tigers, who finished with the nation’s seventh-ranked class.

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Local luxury appliance brand True Caliber draws on the past to inform its future

Have you ever walked into a kitchen and admired the appliances? Not just for their newness, or for their efficiency, or for the way they seem to fold in perfectly with the counters, cabinets, and aesthetic – but for some seamless combination of all three?. There is a good...

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Racers Take 8th, Redbirds 18th in Mid-Major Poll

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — CollegeInsider.com released its latest Women’s Mid-Major Top 25 list Tuesday, Nov. 10. Murray State dropped to No. 8, while Illinois State moved to No. 18. The Racers are 1-2 on the season, opening with a win over Southern Indiana before falling to Rice and...

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A bold idea for eyesore parking garage spiral downtown: The Louggenheim

The eight-level Famous Barr parking garage is—for better or worse—among the most recognizable structures in downtown St. Louis. A “fusilli-like spiral of concrete” was how one local writer once described it. It resembles an extremely low rent version of one half of Chicago’s Marina City. It juts out over the sidewalk and for the past decade has primarily been a canvas for graffiti artists (it also made a cameo in the Wall Street Journal’s infamous story about downtown St. Louis’ Doom Loop). No one building a parking garage these days would build one this way.

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How The Dome Is Turned Into A Race Track For The Gateway Dirt Nationals

Turning a football stadium into a dirt racing arena takes more than a few truckloads of soil. Each year, The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis, Missouri, undergoes a massive transformation to host the Gateway Dirt Nationals, returning December 3-5. Subscribe To FloRacing To Watch All The Action What's Streaming On FloRacing? Take A Look 2026 Gateway Dirt Nationals Entry List: 129 Late Model Drivers Gateway Dirt Nationals 2026 Schedule: Dates & Times Over roughly two weeks, crews move as much as 20 million pounds of dirt into the indoor venue, building a 1/5-mile oval where concrete floors once stood. The process involves hundreds of dump-truck deliveries, heavy machinery, specialized track construction and extensive safety installations. The operation turns one of St. Louis' largest indoor venues into a racing facility where Super Late Models and Open Wheel Modifieds battle for championship honors. Watch Live 2026 Gateway Dirt Nationals How Is The Dome Turned Into A Dirt Race Track For Gateway Dirt Nationals? Transforming The Dome at America's Center into a racing venue requires several stages of construction, from protecting the building's permanent floor to installing the barriers and infrastructure needed for competition. Protecting the stadium floor: Crews cover the

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Women's Basketball Recap - November 11

ST. LOUIS - Three Eastern Illinois players scored in double figures led by Ava Stoller's 18 points, but Saint Louis held the Panthers to 26 percent shooting in the final quarter to escape with a 64-58 win over EIU. For the second straight game, EIU held a slight lead after...

Charleston, IL · 1d

Country Herald

MO-IL Weather Alert: St. Louis 28° Saturday, 60° Wednesday

ST. LOUIS, MO – A sharp November chill is settling across the Missouri-Illinois border, bringing freezing nights before temperatures rebound into the 60s next week. Residents across St. Louis, St. Louis County and Metro East Illinois should prepare for several cold mornings and a significant temperature swing.

St. Louis, MO · 12h

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St. Louis Processor Tiger Fiber Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Tiger Fiber Inc., a St. Louis-based processor of industrial hemp for building materials, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Oct. 30 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Illinois in East St. Louis, company officials confirmed. "Tiger Fiber filed for Chapter 11 to restructure its finances while...

St. Louis, MO · 19h

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St. Louis Alzheimer's Study Lands $32M, Will Send Mobile Clinic Into North City

A St. Louis research program that will reach its 45th year in 2031 just landed $32 million in new federal funding, and the money comes with a plan to roll a mobile clinic straight into north St. Louis neighborhoods. The renewal from the National Institute on Aging will carry the Healthy Aging and Senile Dementia program through 2031, when it marks its 45th year, and researchers say the next phase is about reaching people the study has historically missed.

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Meagan Cooperman makes room for a new chapter in Ladue

When Meagan Cooperman’s longtime clients became empty nesters, they felt ready to reimagine three bedrooms in their Ladue home, which once belonged to their sons. What followed was a remarkable redesign featuring rich layering, warmth, and collected details that ultimately celebrate the couple’s new season. “With the boys...

Ladue, MO · 1d

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Old yearbooks, familiar faces and a chance to revisit St. Louis Jewish school memories

Former Reform Jewish Academy (RJA) parents are invited to reconnect and reminisce during a special reunion Friday, Dec. 4, at Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School. The gathering begins at 12:30 p.m. with a kosher lunch, followed by an afternoon of memories, including a look through old yearbooks, a slideshow highlighting the RJA years and updates from Mirowitz Interim Head of School Brian Thomas and Board President Joe Pereles. Guests also will have an opportunity to tour Mirowitz and see how the school community and legacy continue today.

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Invest STL’s program to keep Black wealth in North City helped some people stay

Researchers with the Urban Institute say that a program that ran for three years—giving select Black St. Louisans north of Delmar Boulevard money to invest in their homes or businesses—was an “innovative tool to counter displacement risk,” and found that a marked number of people who received a flexible $22,000 payment were less likely to leave the neighborhood.

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St. Louis Children's Hospital Bringing Better Health Care to Children Everywhere

As one of the nation’s best pediatric hospitals, the mission of St. Louis Children’s Hospital has always been to do what’s right for kids, not just in the metro area but around the world. Seeking to continuously improve and expand the critical services it provides, St. Louis Children’s Hospital has launched I AM PROOF, an eight-year, $400 million fundraising campaign that will advance the hospital’s revolutionary care, breakthrough research, and community outreach.

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