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Scientists from the Phoenix mission say the lander may have exposed ice just beneath Mars surface when soil was blown away as the spacecraft landed last Sunday, May 25.

John Armleder and Olivier Mosset Making good on its new curatorial team's promise to present more artist-centered exhibitions, the Contemporary has handed over its main gallery space to two European ...

"Can You Afford to Retire?" will be the topic of a free public forum sponsored by AARP Missouri on Wednesday at the Eric P. Newman Education Center, 320 South Euclid Avenue.

St. Louis Metropolitan Police are searching for a vehicle and suspects involved in a high speed chase that began Monday afternoon in Forest Park.

If you stay in the house, does that mean you're truly at home? We think not. After all, we're St.

Details: 9th Street Deli Cajun B.L.T....$5.99 Mesquite turkey & smoked bacon...$6.79 "Just Like Philly" cheesesteak...$6.99 Could I find a reasonably authentic Philly cheesesteak in St.

Art to go: Ellen Curlee's final exhibition, Take Out , will deconstruct her gallery.

Despite more than $22 million in repairs, a levee that broke with catastrophic effect during Hurricane Katrina is leaking again because of the mushy ground on which New Orleans was built, raising serious ...

Today's Highlight in History: On May 21, 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St.

By Mike Owens -- Plans to build a $640 million bridge connecting north St. Louis to Illinois are slowly coming off the drawing boards.

A little Googling reveals that the Whiskey Ring was an 1875 scandal that involved several politicians making millions off of federal liquor taxes - a scandal that began right here in St.

Opening FastX2 Take your time here, bro: If a baboon and a crocodile were to meet in a death match on the beach, which would win? Need more information? Well, you won't find out who prevails in this epic battle ...

Six years ago, downtown developer Sam Glasser introduced Jill Holtrop to the King Bee building, a turn-of-the-century millinery warehouse on the western edge of the Washington Avenue loft district.

“Then they tack on an administrative fee.”

Some folks are lucky in love. Paul McKee Jr. is lucky in lawn care. With summer approaching, a local nonprofit group has plans to muster 84 young people to mow lawns in north St. via Riverfront Times

“Most people who make barbecue don't know anything about salts”

When Carl Roper offers you a plate of what he claims are "the best shrimp in the known universe," you take him up on it. via Riverfront Times

“He's a very savvy investor in this space”

Veran Medical Technologies Inc., a young company with a device for diagnosing and treating lung cancer, is moving to St. via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Police are increasing their presence in a downtown neighborhood where gun fire erupted Monday evening. via CW11 St. Louis KPLR-TV News

“It is logical to provide similar proof of citizenship when it comes time to cast a ballot.”

BRENTWOOD, Mo. - As lawmakers advanced a proposal Thursday that could lead to photo ID requirements for voters, Lillie Lewis expressed fears that a chain reaction of circumstances could make it difficult for ... via Joplin Globe

The month of May heralds many things: the end of school, the beginning of barbecue weather. via Riverfront Times

St. Louis - Republican candidates for governor Sarah Steelman and Kenny Hulshof will discuss new policy proposals in St. via CW11 St. Louis KPLR-TV News

A high speed police chase ends when the suspects try to run but are taken down by police. via MyFox St. Louis

“Sometimes we get in and get them, but most of the time they're so far along there is nothing we can do”

City firefighters and police are investigating whether an arsonist is to blame for nine fires in vacant buildings in the same neighborhood over four days. via FireFightingNews.com

Subject : The New Noise When asked about their musical influences, Loose Screwz and Scripts "The Nature Boy" of the East St. via Riverfront Times

“I've-been-shot-in-the-junk-by-a-laser-gun”

The Caucasian Chalk Circle Reviewed in this issue. Harlem Duet A prequel to Shakespeare's Othello , Djanet Sears' Harlem Duet imagines the dissolution of Othello's marriage to African-American grad student ... via Riverfront Times

Ladue landmark Busch's Grove is closing. The restaurant's last day of business will be Saturday, May 24. via Riverfront Times

St. Louis Business Journal - by Matt Allen Dee Joyce-Hayes was reappointed by St. via Bizjournals

St. Louis - Stray Rescue of St. Louis is hoping to land a million-dollar donation. via CW11 St. Louis KPLR-TV