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Evans Howard Place, a predominantly Black neighborhood, was replaced by chain stores.

The official designation says hundreds of UFO sightings occurred between February and April 1973 in Piedmont and Wayne County.

Employees who work at Maryville Centre Drive will move to remote work full-time once the Town and Country office closes, though no timeline was disclosed.

Child welfare officials say Hogan Street Regional Youth Center has made improvements in Old North St. Louis despite staff vacancies.

SSM Health is a Catholic, not-for-profit system with 23 hospitals across the Midwest. It is one of the largest employers in every community it serves.

The lawsuit argues Ashcrofts wording is “argumentative against adoption” and “misleading as to the initiative’s probable effects, and prejudicial to (the) initiative.”

Kairos co-founders Gavin Schiffres received $272,881 and Jack Krewson received $199,881 in deferred compensation for work before the school opened.

Kairos co-founders Gavin Schiffres received $272,881 and Jack Krewson received $199,881 in deferred compensation for work before the school opened.

Having $11 million from the federal government to fix vacant and dilapidated properties should prove a game-changer, officials say.

The $129 million Lakeside Logistics Center, located on a 190-acre site at 16000 Spencer Road, St. Peters, is expected to be completed this year.