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Legendary R&B crooner El DeBarge has been sharing his gift of songwriting, producing, performing and his beautiful and distinctive falsetto with the world for decades. El’s forty plus year career […]

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Students from three classes at Timberland High School collaborated to honor Maddie Aumann, a former student who passed away last October from a rare genetic disorder.

A man was sentenced to decades behind bars on Tuesday in connection with a deadly St. Louis hit-and-run crash nearly four years ago that killed a family of five.

A Missouri judge is being asked to decide which congressional district map — the one passed in 2022 or the one passed last year — will be in effect when candidates line up to file for office later this month. For about four hours Tuesday, Cole County Circuit Judge Brian Stumpe listened to arguments over […]

Tuesday is Safer Internet Day, and the focus is on keeping kids safe online.

The redistricting battle in Missouri is back in the spotlight as a bench trial that has to do with the newly drawn map

With few details available on how Nancy Guthrie was taken from her home in Tucson, Arizona, new developments were made on Tuesday, giving insights into the potential suspect responsible for the 84-year-old's disappearance.

Duran Roundtree, 39, of Hillsdale pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm in a plea deal with prosecutors.

Five retail shops in Dunklin County were sued Tuesday by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, who alleges the businesses are operating illegal gambling machines on their premises. The businesses — Discount Spirits and Tobacco, Kennett Liquor and Tobacco, and Laura’s Mini Mart in Kennett; and Dixie Package and Swindle’s Quick Shop in Malden — are […]

It was a powerful show of support for the St. Louis area’s first responders. Tuesday morning, the boxing charity event Guns ‘N Hoses presented yet another record donation of $1 million—for the fifth consecutive year—to The BackStoppers.

PIASA - Mikayla Means, a wrestler for Southwestern, placed third at the regional on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, and will advance to sectionals. The regional this past Saturday was held at Jacksonville ISD. Means finished third at 235 pounds, winning her final bout over Sophia Brown of Shelbyville by medical forfeit. Southwestern's wrestling coaching staff and head coach Shain Bates said Means’ performance came while she was “the only girl in the lineup,” adding that “being

The measure mandates that political candidates obtain clear authorization before charging a donor any additional amount after an initial gift.

From St. Louis Public Radio: Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis will be upgraded by October with more shade trees, better lighting and a newer drainage system. The nearly $2.7 million project, which began Monday, is made possible through a partnership among the City of St. Louis, Gateway Arch Park Foundation and Great Rivers Greenway. […]

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Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino has been sent back to the border after making himself the Nazi scum face of the Trump administration’s brutal efforts to purge this country of as many non-white people as possible. Bovino made it clear what team he really wanted to play for before Trump was even sworn in for […]

From Offsite Builder: Although Offsite Builder magazine primarily focuses on prefabricating homes inside factories, some innovative companies are bringing the factory to the jobsite. They’re doing it with advanced robotics. Here, we’ll look at examples of four very different jobsite robots. They lay bricks, plan layouts, drill holes in concrete, finish drywall and paint. Hadrian’s […]

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From WashU’s Student Life: A study from WashU’s Brown School has identified gaps in St. Louis’ emergency preparedness and response, including a lack of funding and a disconnect between community organizers and government. The study was put together by graduate students at the Brown School before the tornado on May 16, 2025, but it was […]

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Residents in St. Louis will have extra time to complete their application for private property assistance, as the initial deadline of Feb. 14 has been extended for two more weeks.