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Forest Park's famous owl Charles has a new mate, but don't expect babies this year

In the 19 years St. Louis naturalist Mark H.X. Glenshaw has studied Charles the great horned owl, Charles has fathered 27 owlets with seven mates. Th…

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Home Gardening 101: Experts share tips for St. Louis growers

From tools and materials to varieties of edible and decorative plants, this home gardening conversation offers growers tips for making the most of th…

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How the Annie Malone Parade’s uncertain future sparked renewed interest in the woman for whom its named

When organizers of the annual Annie Malone May Day parade in St. Louis announced its cancellation this year, many people — especially in the Black co…

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Chris Dunn was exonerated. Missouri’s Attorney General wants him back in prison

Even after Christopher Dunn won his release from prison in July, Missouri's Attorney General is still trying to put him back. It's just one of the co…

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Student activists prepare for the fight ahead as federal crackdown on protests intensifies

Less than a week after President Donald Trump promised to crack down on student protests at colleges and universities, he’s pulled funding to Columbi…

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Aaron Malin filed a Sunshine Law request in 2015. He’s still waiting for the law to catch up

Aaron Malin and attorney Dave Roland have spent a decade in a legal battle to unseal the records of Missouri's drug task forces. These multijurisdict…

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Missouri lawmakers want to change legislative term limits. Voters may keep them in place

Republican Missouri Rep. Peggy McGaugh wants to allow someone to serve up to 16 years in either the House or the Senate. Currently, most legislators …

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U.S. Rep. Burlison takes dim view of town halls, pushes for Medicaid reform

Some GOP lawmakers have faced angry crowds at town hall meetings, particularly over federal job reductions. That led to one GOP member suggesting an …

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The Gentle Barn closure left heartbreak behind in Missouri. Then animals started dying

The 2017 slaughterhouse escape of six steers turned "The St. Louis Six" into animal rescue celebrities and inspired an expansion of the California-ba…

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What do looming federal job cuts mean for the St. Louis area’s economy?

The broader St. Louis economy would not necessarily be left in turmoil if the Trump administration cuts some of the nearly 26,000 federal employees i…

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