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ST. LOUIS - As the sun stays out longer and the warmer weather returns, it also means that the Saint Louis Zoo is switching to its summer hours and bringing in more events for everyone. Beginning May 24, the zoo will be open Sunday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Friday and Saturday, [...]

In Faust Park, cicadas are just starting to emerge but just down the street, they’re already coming out by the thousands and soon it’ll be thousands going into millions across the St. Louis area. And while they don’t do much harm, there is one exception.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock somewhere, you’ve likely caught wind of a rap beef that has taken the internet by storm. I won’t pretend to be enough of a pop culture expert to have any idea why both Drake and Kendrick Lamar have been lobbing frequent shots at each other in the form […]

An Iron County man is facing multiple felony charges after he allegedly broke into an Ameren substation on Chippewa Street in St. Louis.

More than 3,400 members of Washington University’s Class of 2024 filed into Francis Field on Monday morning for graduation. Just outside the stadium, Bommarito Automotive Group SkyFOX witnessed pro-Palestine demonstrators protesting the university’s ties to Boeing, a supplier for the Israeli military.

Immerse yourself in a harmonious blend of art and wellness at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis. Held in Gallery 2 on the second floor of the hotel, the inclusive experience […]

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The St. Louis company said it has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire a Rogers, Minnesota-based developer and manufacturer of catheters used in heart procedures.

The Pacific Police Department and Franklin County Sheriff's Office are investigating after two family members were found dead inside a Pacific home Monday.

A shooting at Alton Memorial Hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning left one person injured, according to police.

As students across many college campuses express solidarity with Palestinians during the latest war in Gaza, the parallels to other student and youth-led protests are apparent — including in St. Louis. St. Louis University history professor and chair of African American Studies Chris Tinson discusses those parallels and how it’s natural students are attuned to social and global issues — and that they congregate and participate in civil-disobedience.

There's a point here, but probably not the one The Nation intends to make: Denigrating the sea change in policy represented by the threat to withhold weapons shipments to Israel as “too little too late” runs the risk of undermining the great historical achievement of the anti-war and pro-Palestinian movement.https://t.co/T8HRwY4Aas — The Nation (@thenation) May ...continue reading "Israel changed Joe Biden’s mind all by itself"

He pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the hazing of a Mizzou freshman who sustained massive brain damage after drinking a liter of vodka during a 2021 fraternity event.

A healthcare fraud plot unraveled today in an unusual way. Find out how authorities intercepted hundreds of thousands being stolen from taxpayers.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea was red hot about his love for Denny's during John Mulaney's Everybody's in LA live comedy series.During the six-part show's final episode on Friday,…

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Plant Swaps10 am May 18th St. Louis County Library Plant Swap @ Meramec Valley Branch- Register10 am June 1st St. Louis County Library Plant Swap @ Samuel C. Sachs Branch- Register4 pm June 3rd St. Louis County Library Plant Swap @ Thornhill Branch- Register3 pm June 5th St. Louis County Library Plant Swap @ Prairie … Continue reading Upcoming St. Louis Area Plant Sales →

Kisha Jackson, 45, was killed just after 11 p.m. May 3 while crossing the street at Page Boulevard and Whittier Street.