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A DNA test, a BBC documentary and Facebook group unraveled everything Wanzel had believed to be true about the circumstances around her birth and adoption.

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About 30 individuals attended a fundraiser in Ladue, Missouri, on Monday that First Lady Jill Biden headlined.

Witnesses claim the students yelled and climbed on top of tables during the egging.

Billed as the worlds longest, tallest and fastest, The Screamin Eagle covers five acres, attains a height of 110 feet and hits more than 62 miles per hour.

Zambia, like its southern African neighbors, depends on rain for its food, energy and economy. But it hasn’t gotten enough this year, and likely won’t in the future, a victim of a climate crisis it didn’t cause.

Indiana State University head basketball coach Josh Schertz appears headed to St. Louis.

The end of an era for the Missouri Pacific Railroad came on April 7, 1955.

The Association of Black Students at St. Louis’ Washington University on Friday took a stance against racial intimidation on campus.

“Do we have the old ones in the back of the closet somewhere we can bring back out?” said Twins pitcher Brock Stewart.