St. Louis official won't apologize for comment
ST. LOUIS — Alderwoman Sharon Tyus said Friday she would not apologize for a comment about putting a bullet in another alderman's head earlier this week, and said her colleagues had no right to punish her for it.
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Healthcare professionals stepped out of their scrubs and into the spotlight Sunday for the Healthcare’s Got Talent Annual Fundraising Gala, an event celebrating healthcare workers while raising money to help train the next generation of professionals.
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The eyes of the Catholic world will be on St. Louis later this week, Thursday, as the road to sainthood comes through town. The Dome at America's Center will host what's called a beatification Mass for Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. Beatification is one of the final steps for being named a saint in the Roman Catholic Church.