Longtime Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn retires after 13 MLB seasons

ST. LOUIS - Lance Lynn, a longtime St. Louis Cardinals pitcher and the last active player from the 2011 World Series championship roster, is now calling it a career. Lynn, who pitched for the Cardinals last season and went unsigned in the offseason, officially announced his retirement from Major League Baseball on Tuesday via his [...]

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Fairmount Park set to become Illinois’ first racino with new casino

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - Fairmount Park, the longtime horse racing track in St. Louis' Metro East region, is making history this season. The venue will add a new casino complex to become the first racino in the state of Illinois. The casino will feature nearly 300 slot machines, including 40 premium games, according to a news [...]

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April Fool’s Day: The best jokes around St. Louis

ST. LOUIS - As Tuesday, April 1, marks April Fool's Day, agencies, businesses and groups are partaking in the fun and sharing jokes with locals. Photo courtesy of O'Fallon Missouri PD O'Fallon, Missouri, Police Department Police from O'Fallon, Missouri, shared a picture of a small dog peering out their K-9 office, announcing that budget cuts [...]

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WashU could be paving path for delaying onset Alzheimer’s symptoms

ST. LOUIS - Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are making potential findings in delaying the onset of Alzheimer's symptoms according to a study released last month. This study recorded that those who removed an excess of amyloid plaques---which are "unusual clumps of a protein...along with degenerating bits of neurons and other cells"---had a [...]

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Variety Children’s Charity gears up for gala with world’s youngest mentalist

ST. LOUIS -- For over 90 years, Variety Children's Charity St. Louis has empowered children with disabilities, providing resources, services, and experiences that help kids experience the joys of childhood. Variety is gearing up for their new gala, Believe: Magic of Empowerment, that will support their mission of uplifting the children they support. Nevo Abutbul, [...]

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How one St. Louis chiropractic office supports underserved communities

ST. LOUIS -- Proficient Chiropractic, located in Overland, provides chiropractic care with the mission of adjusting spines and changing lives. One of their six chiropractors, Dr. Xaivier Tipler, shares their mission and how their office goes the extra mile to educate underserved communities in the St. Louis area with vital information that saves and transforms [...]

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Blues’ top prospect Jimmy Snuggerud takes first NHL practice, could debut Tuesday

ST. LOUIS - Jimmy Snuggerud, a highly-touted St. Louis Blues prospect and one of college hockey's brightest stars this season, could make his NHL debut as soon as Tuesday. Snuggerud, the Blues' first-round draft pick in 2022 and standout at the University of Minnesota, practiced with St. Louis for his first time on Monday. Snuggerud's [...]

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Remarkable Women: Ashley Swip honored for work with Three Little Birds 4 Life

ST. LOUIS -- Ashley Swip was honored as the 2015 Remarkable Woman for Fox 2 and St. Louis 11, celebrated for her work as the founder of Three Little Birds 4 Life. The non-profit organization, inspired by Swip's late brother Tyler, aims to grant wishes to young adults with cancer in the St. Louis area. [...]

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No injuries reported in church fire in north St. Louis

ST. LOUIS - No injuries were reported after a church caught fire overnight Tuesday morning in north St. Louis. The fire took place shortly after midnight on the 4600 block of St. Louis Avenue in north St. Louis' Greater Ville neighborhood. Middle school student hospitalized after attack at Rockwood South The church was vacant at [...]

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Strong storms Wednesday afternoon, heavy rain through end of the week

ST. LOUIS - A chilly start, in the 30s for many, to our Tuesday will be followed by increasing clouds. Breezy Tuesday afternoon, with highs in the low 60s. Enjoy a relatively nice day. Mostly cloudy Tuesday night, but dry. Breezy with temperatures dipping a bit in the evening, then climbing after midnight. We’ll wake [...]

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