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Australian football club brings hits, kicks and a championship to St. Louis

St. Louis is no stranger to sports championships, but you may have missed the news of the St. Louis Australian Football Club’s victory over its divis…

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Why health insurance marketplace premiums are on the rise

As open enrollment is underway for people who rely on getting health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace, many are facing steep premiu…

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Mill Creek exhibition presents a ‘Black Metropolis’ before its 1959 destruction

On November 15, the Missouri History Museum will open a major new exhibit focused on Mill Creek Valley. Home to nearly 20,000 people, the neighborhoo…

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Flyover Comedy Festival has made St. Louis a comedy destination says co-headliner Jason Sklar

Identical twin brothers and stand-up comedians Jason and Randy Sklar have become household names in the world of entertainment. The St. Louis natives…

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Wanda Sykes shows her dramatic side at St. Louis film festival

Wanda Sykes is most known for her stand-up prowess, comedic roles and activism on and off the stage. Sykes steps into a new kind of spotlight as a dr…

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Dances of India St. Louis brings the story of a 16th century king to new audiences

The reign of Mughal emperor of India Akbar the Great was more than four centuries ago, but for Dances of India President Nartana Premachandra, the st…

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In a final role, Michael Madsen shows new depth in St. Louis debut of 'Mr. Wonderful'

St. Louis-based writer Daniel Blake Smith turned his 2018 novel “Mr. Wonderful” into a feature film starring the late Michael Madsen of “Reservoir Do…

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Missouri U.S. Sen. Schmitt thinks longest government shutdown in history can end soon

The federal government shutdown has stretched into the longest in U.S. history, with ripple effects across the country — from unpaid federal workers …

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New book explores Missouri’s role in the secretive world of execution by lethal injection

Since its introduction in 1977, lethal injection has been the most commonly used method of execution by states with the death penalty. While it’s oft…

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Here’s what St. Louis restaurants opened and closed in October 2025

St. Louis’ restaurant scene had a “long-awaited” month. Nicky Slices finally opened its brick-and-mortar location — and sold out almost immediately. …

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