Metro East braces for severe weather, while business retention bids and a tragic truck crash in Edwardsville shape this week’s headlines.
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Metro East St. Louis News: Fatal Police Chase, Measles Warning, and Train Accident Shake Metro East
Metro East faces public safety and health challenges this week, including a fatal police pursuit, a measles exposure warning, and a train accident.
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Historical Black Figures: The Hidden Healers: Honoring Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb’s Legacy in Oncology and Diversity
Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb revolutionized oncology with her research on cancer cell behavior and chemotherapy, while championing diversity in academic medicine.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Governor Kehoe’s Education Bill, Cannabis Debates, and St. Louis Recovery
Governor Kehoe signs a bipartisan education bill, hemp leaders push for cannabis deregulation, and St. Louis struggles with tornado recovery delays.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Educators Fight Vouchers, Radiation Program Returns, and KC Crime Trends
Educators sue Missouri over private school vouchers, advocates celebrate radiation compensation revival, and Kansas City tackles crime and infrastructure.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Historic Tax Credits, Sports and Weather Updates
Springfield benefits from historic tax credits, St. Louis braces for storms, and Kansas City prepares for upcoming sporting events.
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Black To The Future: Did You Know? Celebrating 28 African American Trailblazers – Day 19: Dr. Patricia Bath – Inventor and Medical Pioneer
Dr. Patricia Bath, a trailblazing inventor and humanitarian, revolutionized ophthalmology with her Laserphaco Probe, restoring sight to thousands worldwide. As the first African American woman to receive a medical patent, her legacy continues to inspire future generations.
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‘Gaining back our identity’: Standing Rock Sioux Tribe looks to expand buffalo herd
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is working to expand its buffalo herd, reinforcing cultural traditions, food sovereignty, and economic development across tribal lands in North Dakota and South Dakota.
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WeCode KC: Empowering Kansas City Youth Through Technology
WeCode KC is revolutionizing tech education for Kansas City youth, offering coding programs and workforce development to create future-ready professionals.
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Boeing Defense, Space & Security Headquarters Returns to St. Louis
Boeing has officially named its St. Louis site as the headquarters for its Defense, Space & Security business, reinforcing its commitment to the region’s 18,000+ employees across defense, commercial airplanes, and global services.
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Empowering St. Louis Communities with Tabernacle Community Development Corporation
Tabernacle Community Development Corporation (TCDC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating poverty and revitalizing St. Louis communities through innovative programs and partnerships.
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Close the Workhouse in St. Louis: The Power Of A Movement
From closure to demolition, the Workhouse in St. Louis marks the end of an era of systemic injustice.
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Things To Do In St. Louis: The Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Brewery Experience: A Must-Visit in St. Louis
The Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Brewery Experience in St. Louis offers guided tours, Clydesdale visits, beer tastings, and a rich history of brewing.
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City of KCMO Unveils $2.5B Budget: A Blueprint for Safer, Stronger Communities
Kansas City’s $2.5B budget for FY 2026-27 focuses on public safety, infrastructure, and housing, aiming to create a safer, stronger community.
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Preparing for the Next Severe Storm: Free Class by National Weather Service Meteorologists
The National Weather Service in St. Louis is hosting a free Storm Spotter Class on March 5, 2026, teaching residents how to identify and report severe weather.
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MO HEROES CONNECT: Training & Support for Jobs for Veterans and Military Families
MO HEROES CONNECT provides veterans, military families, and spouses in St. Louis with training, supportive services, and career opportunities.
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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Announces Exciting 2026/27 Season Under Stéphane Denève
Discover the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming 2026/27 season, announced by Stéphane Denève, the Joseph and Emily Rauh Pulitzer Music Director. Exciting performances and new programming await!
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Combat Arthritis and Seasonal Joint Pain This Winter with These Tips
Seasonal joint pain can be debilitating, but natural remedies like turmeric, aromatherapy, and gentle exercises can help you regain comfort and mobility.
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Exploring St. Louis Catholic Churches: A Spotlight on Sister Thea Bowman’s Legacy
Sister Thea Bowman’s legacy shines through St. Louis Catholic Churches, blending faith, culture, and education to inspire generations.
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Historic Day for Public Safety as MO House Gives Initial ICCA Approval
The Missouri House of Representatives gives first-round approval to the ICCA, MoCannTrade’s top legislative priority, aligning state law with the federal definition of intoxicating hemp. The bill now heads toward a final House vote before moving to the Missouri Senate.
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Black To The Future: Did You Know? Celebrating 28 African American Trailblazers – Day 18: Katherine Johnson – America’s Space Race Icon
Discover Katherine Johnson’s inspiring contributions to space exploration, breaking barriers and setting the course for NASA’s success.
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Historical Black Figures: The Hidden Healers: Dr. James Bowman: Ethical Pioneer in Genetic Screening and Sickle Cell Research
Dr. James Bowman, a pioneer in genetics, advanced understanding of sickle cell disease and G6PD deficiency while shaping ethical standards for genetic screening.
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St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Drive-Thru Despair and Valentine’s Vengeance
St. Louis faces a grim February with two high-profile violent crimes: a Starbucks drive-thru shooting and a Valentine’s Day homicide in Fenton. Dive into the details.
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St. Louis Leader Tom Bailey Honored for Transforming Prostate Cancer Advocacy
Tom Bailey, a servant leader in St. Louis, was honored by The Empowerment Network for his transformative role in prostate cancer advocacy and awareness.
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Delta Dental of Missouri Expands Land of Smiles® Oral Health Program to St. Louis-Area Preschoolers
Nearly 25% of children ages 2–5 experience cavities, despite tooth decay being preventable. Delta Dental of Missouri is expanding its Land of Smiles® dental education program to preschoolers in the St. Louis area to promote early oral health habits.