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The Florissant Police Department announced its officers led a coordinated, multi-jurisdictional operation resulting in the arrest Tuesday of a group of teens who are accused of being involved in various violent crimes across the St. Louis area.

There is an old axiom you will have heard of before: don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. If we wanted to boil this down to a math equation, it might be described as something like: 0 < any positive integer. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp, typically, until you add […]

The 2026 March Madness basketball tournament is the first Big Dance since Missouri voters legalized sports wagering.

A north St. Louis business owner is facing significant financial losses and dwindling tenants due to a major construction project, the Brickline Greenway, that has disrupted access to his property.

Robbie Miller, a 45-year-old Franklin County man, is missing after his utility vehicle was discovered stuck in mud near the Meramec River. Search crews are utilizing foot patrols, drones and sonar to locate Miller, whose personal items were not found with the vehicle.

The Blue Angels are returning to St. Louis this summer as a part of the Spirit of St. Louis Air Show & STEM Expo.

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The deal will give Nexstar control of local newscasts in more than 70 percent of households across the country.

Glen Carbon Elementary is showcasing contemporary children’s tales in a 16-book bracketed tournament that runs now through mid-April.

Anticipation is building in and around Arrowhead Stadium ahead of this summer’s World Cup, especially when it comes to what it could mean for tourism in Missouri.

A group of voters challenging the new GOP-favored House map in Missouri filed a notice of appeal regarding a recent ruling that upholds the new congressional lines, taking the matter to the state Supreme Court.

In Central Illinois, once a year, the sky comes alive as millions of snow geese descend on a place most people have never heard of. The small town of Havana, Illinois, is a place where most shop close for the winter. And the population is outnumbered — by birds. The town’s Emiquon Nature Preserve was created when the Nature [...]