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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's solar car team is trying to compete in a road race for the first time in years.

The tiniest menace of summer doesn’t care if you’re hiking through the woods, walking the dog or pulling weeds in your backyard. It just wants a ride and a meal. As ticks spread into new parts of the country and emergency room visits for tick bites climb higher than usual, states are scrambling to monitor […]

JK Rowling has spoken about how she wrote the first Harry Potter book while she was employed at Amnesty International and how much that experience influenced her writing, and how she learned “the power of human empathy” from working there. Rowling was also, you’ll recall, one of the high profile signers of the infamous Harper’s […]

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A car crashed into Antonio's Mexican Fresh restaurant in south St. Louis on Friday morning.

Carl Walker Jr., 53, said again during the hearing that he shot 16-year-old Isaiah Walker in self-defense.

The Rolling Stones are back at #1 in the U.K.The band’s latest release, Foreign Tongues, tops the U.K. Official Albums Chart, making it the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers'…

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It's almost time for Missouri's August 2026 primary elections. Absentee voting is underway and election day is set for August 4.

The deal between Hoffmann Media Group and radio chain Audacy is contingent on approval from the Federal Communications Commissions.

Fred Wellman and Joan VonDras running in Aug. 4 contest to see who runs against Wagner, an eight-term incumbent who faces nominal opposition in the GOP primary.

The City of St. Louis has filed a lawsuit that accuses a Missouri real estate company of using a "slow flip" business model, selling homes to low-income buyers without obtaining required occupancy permits.

SHILOH - Shiloh Police said two East St. Louis residents were charged Thursday, July 16, 2026, in connection with an attempted armed robbery at a Commerce Bank in Shiloh earlier this week. The warrants, issued July 16 by the St. Clair County State’s Attorney’s Office, charge Jahvaris L. Reese, 39, and Ieasha L. White, 31, both of the 1300 block of 44th Street in East St. Louis, with financial institution robbery and attempted robbery, according to a news release from the Shiloh

St. Louis City Recycles has launched a survey for residents to provide feedback on waste and recycling services through Aug. 31.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Labor Department on Thursday defended the agency’s major role in a broader drive by the administration to dismantle the Education Department.   Grilled by U.S. Senate Democrats, acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling stood behind the multiple interagency agreements, or IAAs, Education has so far signed with Labor, […]

St. Louis Comptroller Donna M.C. Baringer launched a transparency tool to track the allocation of $255 million in Rams settlement funds intended for city infrastructure and tornado recovery efforts.

Early voting for the Aug. 4 primary election will begin on July 21 at 14 locations across St. Louis County.