St. Louis played a major role in shaping America during the 19th century. A visit today reveals those past influences and ...

The Midwest is much more than just endless plains and farmland. This region, known for its vibrant cities, Great Lakes, ...

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To find the best cheap homeowners insurance in St. Louis, Policygenius rated over a dozen of the largest insurance companies in Missouri across several categories, such as average policy cost, ...

The average cost of full coverage car insurance in St. Louis is $2,555 per year, which is $967 higher than the statewide average in Missouri. But St. Louis drivers can still save money on car ...

and it's been spending the past few years working to expand service throughout Missouri. Service is still most prevalent east of the Mississippi in Illinois, in places like East St. Louis and ...

Architect William (Bill) Hellmuth, the chairman and CEO of HOK, passed away on April 6, 2023, after a long illness. Hellmuth was elected president of HOK in 2005, then CEO in 2016. He accepted the ...

Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis presents more than 25 objects—from a theater façade to a hand-pressed clay brick—drawn from the National Building Arts Center (NBAC), the nation ...

The St. Louis version of Monopoly is seen Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024, at City Museum in St. Louis ... it included places like the Gateway Arch (no surprise), Tower Grove Park (way to think outside ...

If you land on a Community Chest square in the new St. Louis edition of Monopoly ... rolls will take you to Soulard, the Gateway Arch or City Museum. First created in 1935, Monopoly is still ...

ST. LOUIS – Monopoly revealed its new St. Louis-inspired board game on Thursday, highlighting iconic landmarks and local businesses that showcase The Gateway to the West. The newly-released ...

Frustrated that Black barbers were taking their customers, members of a predominantly White barber union worked with lawmakers in the late 1940s to pass new regulations in St. Louis, researchers said.