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St. Louis to replace the crushed possessions of two homeless men. St. Louis officials are still trying to determine who ordered city employees to destroy the belonging of two homeless men Thursday morning. (KMOX/Brad Choat) PHOTOS: St. Louis County H1N1 vaccine day PHOTOS: St. Louis Veterans Day Parade 2009 Gerardo Mora/Getty PHOTOS: Shooting at Orlando office bldg.

St. Louis  Free H1N1 vaccinations today in St. Louis County Workers could qualify for additional 20 weeks of unemployment DNR laying off 48, far below original estimate Mo. jobless fund deficit could top 3 billion dollars UPDATE - Security officer followed policy in school macing St. Charles, Potosi men die in crash Rep. Clay says yes to unemployment benefits extension MORE Metro East  Flower flights to resume at MidAmerica Airport Illinois Has Not Forgotten drive begins Army veteran admits plan to defraud U-S government Disaster drill to be held at St. Louis Downtown Airport in Cahokia Soliders at Scott A.F.B. get swine flu vaccine Alleged bi-state killer to have first trial in Illinois Man sentenced for distributing Ecstasy drug MORE

Business MORE Gateway Bank seized, sold to Central Bank FDIC Takes Over 5 More Banks Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis keeps AAA Five Diamond status Video: Job Growth On Rebound? Politics MORE Rep. Clay says yes to unemployment benefits extension WH: President, first lady to attend Fort Hood memorial service Pro-lifers oppose health care reform bill Palin will headline media dinner Health MORE Free H1N1 vaccinations today in St. Louis County Treating trauma victims may cause its own trauma Swine flu update: 8 new deaths in Illinois Study: Holocaust survivors have higher cancer risk U.S. & World MORE Fla. Suspect a Case of "Stress Overload" U.N. Says U.S. Delays Food Aid to Somalia What Triggers Mass Shootings? Ministry: NATO Strike Kills Afghan Forces Entertainment MORE Rediscovering the river: Arch charette soon-to-be "Amazing Race" Poker Players: Why We Quit St. Louis Science Center looks forward to dinosaur exhibit, 64/40 reopening Video: "Precious" Star's Unusual Path Technology MORE Bird drops baguette, halts Collider Want a Droid on the cheap? Let's start a club! Is Verizon's new early-termination fee anti-consumer? Video: A new workout for the Wii

Jack Buck Scholar-Leader Award This award recognizes a student in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area who has demonstrated outstanding character, academic achievement, and the potential to be a leader in the community.  The deadline for application is December 15, 2009 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame The greatest collection of St. Louis sports legends will gather for the enshrinement of the first class of the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday, November 18th at the Millennium Hotel. Musial, Berra, Pettit, Herzog, Federko, Gibson, Brock, Dierdorf, and Kersee are just a few of those to be honored. March of Dimes Broadcasters for Babies Missouri is facing an epidemic of preterm births. 10,000 babies a year are born too soon. Join KMOX at the March of Dimes Broadcasters for Babies and Prematurity Summit Tuesday, November 17th at the St. Louis Hilton at the Ballpark. Featured Deals: Zayna's Coffee House The St. Louis Bandits PURE Med Spa featuring Brite Smile The 1 and Only Senor Pique Mexican Restaurant The Academy of Beauty by Patsy & Rob Win tickets to Christmas with John Tesh Join John Tesh Saturday, December 5th at the Family Arena for an evening of music, comedy and even a few goodies from his nationally syndicated radio show "Music & Intelligence for Your Life." Win tickets to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons at the Fox! The real original Jersey Boy, Frankie Valli, is a true American pop icon. His incredible career with the Four Seasons, as well as his solo success has spawned countless hit singles. Win tickets to the Basketball Hall of Fame Showcase Scottrade Center will play host to the annual doubleheader featuring Arkansas versus Louisville and Kansas taking on Memphis.

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