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One recurring theme of this era: folks who actually choose to stand up to this bumbling kakistocracy of hateful failsons usually tend to win if they stick together. Those that prematurely bend the knee in abject cowardice (like say, CBS, countless law firms, or numerous university administrators) will hopefully be remembered for it. It happened […]

A Republican judge in Cole County on Thursday ruled that the ballot summary must be rewritten for a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it much harder for Missourians to amend the constitution through citizen initiative petitions. Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green ordered the first three bullet points of the summary voters will see […]

A judge ruled that the ballot summary must be rewritten for a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it harder for Missourians to amend the constitution through citizen initiative petitions.

Christopher Harbour, 46, was shot in a home at 8417 South Broadway about 9 a.m. Tuesday. He died at the scene.

FOX 2's Mike Colombo and Ty Hawkins visited Breese, IL to highlight the people, places and stories that make the city special.

Ben West takes a look at the potential "heat island" effect that could be generated by the proposed Armory data center development in Midtown.

The St. Louis Classic Gymnastics Invitational, hosted by Team Central Gymnastics Academy, takes place at the America's Center from February 20–22, 2026. As the largest annual women’s gymnastics competition in […]

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Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]

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As in other metro communities, residents in rural Foristell, MO oppose the construction of data centers in their town.

“Why do you have to send back the people who are working and paying taxes and doing everything to be legal in the country?”

This year, the first day of Lent and the first day of fasting for Ramadan began Feb. 18.

Fifteen months after Missouri voters approved a constitutional right to abortion, Republican lawmakers are playing the long game, introducing a flood of familiar legislation seeking to roll back some protections in the hopes of ultimately ending access to the procedure altogether. Republicans are moving to expand criminal penalties for doctors who perform abortions and civil […]

The Missouri Historical Society is making a new commitment to continue telling African American stories – this Black History Month, and beyond. Lyah LeFlore-Ituen is the society’s new director of its African American History Initiative. She spoke with St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson at the Missouri History Museum about how the initiative will connect all communities to Black History to ignite city pride.

Corporal punishment is still on the books in Missouri and used in some schools. The practice is from an earlier era, rooted in tradition that prioritizes compliance over learning and punishment over development. The logic behind corporal punishment continues to shape extreme disciplinary practices that conflict with what evidence shows supports healthy development. Since 2015, […]

ST. LOUIS - The storms are gone and now the colder air is rushing in on gusty westerly winds. Lambert Airport saw a gust to 44 mph around 2 a.m. Friday morning. Gust between 30 to 40 mph will stick around this morning before gradually easing in the afternoon. We’ll see a sunny Friday, but [...]

Police are responding to a barricaded person in Overland, Missouri, with a large police presence and a road closure in the area.

The Illinois Department of Public Health on Wednesday confirmed a second diagnosed case of measles in the Metro East.