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Crushed Red Opens Monday in Kirkwood
Crushed Red is wrapping up preparations to open in Kirkwood's Station Plaza. The restaurant is the second location in St.
Police ID suspect who posed as UPS driver, tied up and robbed elderly woman
The man who posed as a UPS driver in April and tied an elderly woman to her stove with duct tape was identified Monday when warrants were issued for his arrest.
Man Shot In The Face Leaving Midtown Nightclub, St. Louis Police Say
A 34-year-old man leaving a St. Louis nightclub in midtown early this morning was walking to his friend's car when he heard gunshots.
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Salute American Vodka "Battle of the Bartenders" Finals Tonight at Three Sixty
In April Gut Check talked to Emily Gifford, representative for Salute American Vodka's parent company, Better Brands BevCo., about the company's first big contest in St.
Out Every Night: The Best Shows in St. Louis from May 20 to 26
Next weekend looks pretty awesome, though anything does when an extended weekend awaits most of us thanks to Memorial Day.
Arnold's Trendy Resale Shop Offers Designer Bags, Jeans for Less
Spring is finally here! Freshen up your spring wardrobe with dresses, shorts, tank tops and more from Arnold's Walk-In Closet , 1726 Missouri State Road, a gently-used clothing shop.
Ask the Patch Pro: Cosmetologist to Answer Hair, Beauty Questions Thursday
Patch wants to help find the answers to all your questions about hair styling, cuts, coloring and more.
Two men shot on porch by drive-by ambush
Two men enjoying a cold beer while sittingg on the porch of a home in north St. Louis were struck by gunshots, fired from a passing car last night.
New 50-Acre Residential Subdivision May Be Coming to Chesterfield
A large vacant lot at the corner of Kehrs Mill and Strecker roads near the Goddard School may soon be a home to a new, 58-acre residential subdivision.
West Lake Landfill, Coldwater Creek Activists Meet with Sen. McCaskill's Office
Federal attention. That's what area residents who say they are dealing with the effects of growing up near nuclear contamination and radioactive waste are struggling to get .
Brentwood Martial Arts Fighter Choreographs Commercial on Good Morning America
Ray Norris has been practicing martial arts since he was four. He's now 41 and his work is about to hit national TV.
School District Responds to Teacher Protest
The School District of University City has responded to the protest held outside its board of education meeting Thursday by district teachers.
Plan advances for a merged city-county economic development agency
A plan to merge St. Louis and St. Louis County economic development efforts advanced Tuesday when the County Council introduced legislation to establish the St.
Tri-Co wins $6.3 million St. Louis police HQ renovation contract
The Board of Public Service accepted a $6.3 million bid from TRI-Co. Inc. Commercial this week for renovation work on the new St.
MoDOT: Senior PGA Tournament to Close Roads
The Senior PGA golf tournament comes to St. Louis next week and it will include road closures.
Over 60 New Companies Coming To Rehabbed Building In St. Louis
"One of the most famous products to come out of CIC was the Google Android operating program," said Dougan Sherwood, director of Cambridge Innovation Center.
Two Caught in Wildwood Backyard With Items Stolen From Home, Police Say
Two men were caught in the backyard of a Wildwood home they burglarized Monday, St.
New York Times: Kale Salad Is Hot Right Now; St. Louis: Like, Duh, We Know
We're five months into 2013, and now that all the beginning-of-the-year trend pieces are but a distant memory, we can identify what foods and dishes are hot at area restaurants.
Traveling Tea Open in Maplewood: Hot or Cold to Go, or Loose Leaves
Maplewood is now where to go for the best tea in St. Louis. Traveling Tea , recently transplanted from the Benton Park neighborhood, has passed all inspections and is open for business Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2707 Sutton Boulevard, the space recently used by S. Carmody Photography.