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1 Killed, 16 Injured In Carbon Monoxide Scare In North St. Louis
One person has died from carbon monoxide poisoning another is in critical condition.
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Missing Berkeley baby found safe
The child was found with his babysitter around 2:00 Saturday afternoon in the 2600 block of Broadway in St.
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Free Valentine Jazz Concert Saturday
The very talented jazz vocalist Christi Jon Bye backed up by an outstanding jazz quartet, featuring Carolbeth True on piano, David True on drums, Glen Smith on bass and Larry Johnson on sax are performing at St.
WB I-70 ramp to Madison to close Monday
St. Louis, MO - The Missouri Department of Transportation wants to remind customers that the Westbound 1-70 to Madison Street downtown will close for a week.
Mammoth Exhibit At Missouri History Museum Takes Visitors Back In Time
A life-like replica of Columbian mammoth looms large over visitors who step into the Missouri History Museum these days.
March Show at the Gallery of U. City Library Features Work by Teresa Wang
The March exhibit in THE GALLERY of the University City Public Library entitled "A Tale of Love" features new oil paintings by local artist and educator Teresa Wang.
5 On Your Side: Parking lot paving predicament
St. Louis - A St. Louis family claims they're out thousands of dollars after hiring a contractor to pave a parking lot.
High tech manufacturing reshapes St. Louis region
St. Louis - Chances are you've never heard of Mobius in St. Louis or Synergetics in O'Fallon, Missouri.
Schools phase out textbooks for iPads, laptops
St. Louis -- Times are changing in many classrooms across the country. There's now a push to replace textbooks with technology.
Poetry and Spoken Word: For Teens, By Teens
The YWCA is hosting a first TeenSpeak , a poetry and spoken word event for teens and by teens, from 7-9 p.m. on Fri., Feb.
The Fox welcomes 'West Side' twist on love story
A© Carol Rosegg 2011. "West Side Story" will be performing at the Fox Theatre from Feb.
Man Getting Tickets For Parking In Front Of Non Functioning Driveway
A South St. Louis businessman is angry after getting tickets for parking in front of a driveway, that clearly no longer functions as a driveway.
Get out: What's happening around the Ozarks on Wednesday
Get fashion ideas at the Sparkle and Shine 4th annual DECA Diva Fashion Show , 7 p.m. today at Glendale High School auditorium to benefit Rare Breed.
Last meal served on Titanic presented during St. Louis' Titanic Centennial Week
Titanic appetite? Plan to head to St. Louis this spring when the iconic Fabulous Fox Theatre presents the original First Class menu served to the doomed Titanic guests.
Patch Poll: Santorum Sweeps Colorado, Missouri and Minnesota
The Huffington Post reports A Tuesday was a bad night for Mitt Romney as Rick Santorum sweptA Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado.
Daily Dose: Four Day School Week for Your Kids?
Welcome to The Daily Dose,A Wentzville Patch'sA attempt to equate itself to your morning cup of coffee.A The Daily Dose is a newA Wentzville PatchA feature.
Why Missouri Voters Have The 'Beauty Contest' Blues
There's no waiting in line at O'Fallon City Hall. A half-dozen election volunteers have been eagerly hoping that more people will turn up for Tuesday's Republican primary.
Bill Watrous to perform Friday, February 24 at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Trombonist Bill Watrous is coming to St. Louis later this month to perform in a concert to be held at 7:00 p.m., Friday, February 24, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral Auditorium , 3633 Lindell Blvd.
Historic Preservation Council to Consider Missouri Nominations for National Register
Jefferson City, MO - infoZine - The Missouri Advisory Council on Historic Preservation will consider nominations to the National Register of Historic Places during its quarterly meeting on February 17.
February Is Earthquake Awareness Month in Missouri
Rolla, MO - infoZine - To mark earthquake awareness month in Missouri, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the State Emergency Management Agency, the Missouri Seismic Safety Commission and others are partnering during the month of February to provide critical information to Missourians about earthquakes in the New Madrid Seismic Zone.