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St. Louis Is a Top 10 City for Millennial Home Ownership
Clueless baby boomers in New York and San Francisco may joke about the avocado-toast-eating millennials living in their parents' basements — but here in St. Louis, the joke is on them. Here people...
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St. Louis Youth Poetry Slam Team Is Competing in an International Competition
You won’t find any ‘’roses or red/violets are blue” poetry from the VerbQuake Youth Poetry Slam team. Their rhymes come with literary left hooks and uppercuts of truth when competing for the win.…
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The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Week, July 20 to 26
We doubt we're the only ones who aren't enjoying St. Louis' visit to the surface of the sun this week. But while it's tempting to hide in your basement until more desirable weather comes, you'd miss...
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Welcome to Hell: St. Louis Temps Could Hit 107 on Saturday
No, you did not accidentally click on a story about the weather in Phoenix — and no, this is definitely not a dry heat. Temperatures in St. Louis this weekend, the National Weather Service warns,...
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Your Panorama Photos of St. Louis Could Hang in the Missouri History Museum
We've all been there: You're at Busch Stadium, or Forest Park, or the Arch, or a concert, and you try channeling your inner fancy photographer by taking a panorama shot on your phone. If done right,...
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SZA Adds a Second St. Louis Date After Selling Out the First in Ten Minutes
St. Louis-based fans of TDE songstress SZA have something to celebrate this afternoon, as a second STL date has been added to the singer/songwriter's current tour. The additional date will be December...
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Driver in Plaza Frontenac Heist Sentenced to Federal Prison
The getaway driver in a chaotic smash-and-grab heist last year at Plaza Frontenac has been sentenced to two years in federal prison. Mario Washington, 24, waited behind the wheel of a Dodge Journey on...
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People Who Believe in Aliens Are the Most Hated Thing in Missouri
There seems to be a dating website or app for everyone and everything by now, from Christians to celebrity lookalikes to farmers. You may have not, however, heard of a dating app where you can bond...
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Finally, Fox 2 Shines Light on the Real Problem in St. Louis: Hipsters
Forget violent crime, failing public schools, a history of redlining and segregation or a crumbling infrastructure — Fox 2 News knows what is really ailing St. Louis, and that is hipsters. On Thursday...
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How to Not Suck at Recycling
The first total solar eclipse to pass over St. Louis since 1442, which takes place August 21, has garnered worldwide attention, turning small towns throughout Missouri into international tourist...
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St. Louis Police Want More Pay, But No One Is Talking About Pensions
When it comes to the future of public safety in St. Louis, the complaints advanced by the city's largest police union have landed somewhere between entitled and apocalyptic. Representing 1,100 city...
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Downtown St. Louis Gets Even Hotter Due to Water Main Break, God Help Us
St. Louisans spending time downtown today faced an uphill battle in their efforts to not spontaneously burst into flames, as a devastating heat wave coupled with a water main break to make buildings...
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For St. Louis' Homeless, the Heat Is On — But For Now, So Is the Water
As temperatures reach 101 degrees in St. Louis today, multiple water main breaks have popped up around town. One main break downtown, however, had the potential for more dire consequences than the...
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St. Louis' Hot-as-Hell Workhouse Jail Could Get Temporary A/C
City officials say they're working to bring at least temporary relief to inmates baking from the heat inside the workhouse jail. Mayor Lyda Krewson and Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed...
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St. Louis Workhouse Getting A/C as Inmates Beg for Heat Relief
Mayor Lyda Krewson says portable, industrial-size air conditioners will be installed at a St. Louis jail where inmates have been begging for relief from the heat. The five units, weighing between 25...
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Mayor's Dinner With Bob Costas Was a Dead End, Krewson Says
Ah, the glamorous life of a big-city mayor! One day you're sitting through a four-hour crime prevention summit; the next, you're having dinner with ...…
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'Iconic' St. Louis' Foods to Star in National TV Show
St. Louis' signature foods are about to get their moment of fame on a national television show. On Friday, September 8, cable and satellite channel INSP will air an episode of State Plate highlighting...
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Abandoned St. Louis Schools Are Focus of New Photo Exhibit
In the spring of 2015, the St. Louis Public School District launched open houses for approximately 30 abandoned and destroyed-beyond-repair schools, in the hopes that potential buyers would be...
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Brutal Heat Halts Echo & the Bunnymen Concert in St. Louis Saturday
St. Louis' brutal weekend heat was so bad, it took down a rockstar. At the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on Saturday night, the lead singer of Echo & the Bunnymen (and the subject of our music...
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St. Louis Slam Wins Back-to-Back National Championships
What do you call it when football team takes two championship titles in two years? A damn dynasty is what. And so that's exactly what we're calling the St. Louis Slam — after a Friday-night win over...
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