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Robbie Avila had 18 points in Saint Louis' 84-72 victory over La Salle on Saturday.

The St. Louis Blues signed defenseman Philip Broberg to a six-year, $48 million contract extension, the team announced Saturday.

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Four suspects accused of breaking into a St. Louis church and stealing donations meant for tornado victims now face felony charges.

A controversial plan to sell Interco Plaza in downtown St. Louis for use as a parking lot has triggered a lawsuit claiming the city cannot sell the land without a public vote.

January 2026 campaign finance reports are trickling in to Missouri Ethics Commission and there’s an update to Sinquefields Donate to Nexus PAC. Again. The January report for Nexus PAC shows two contributions to St. Louis City accounts and eight to campaigns elsewhere in Missouri as well as Illinois and South Carolina. Nexus PAC is the legal … Continue reading Nexus PAC Update. Money to Bosley Charity Intrigue. →

The latest strikes mark the second time since Dec. 19 that the U.S. struck ISIS targets in Syria.

Parents at the Catholic grade school in south St. Louis say they are stunned by the news.

As winter settles in, Ameren is reminding customers in both Missouri and Illinois that payment plans and other assistance programs are available to help in paying utility bills.

Five Years Ago This week in 2021, 60 Minutes aired some pure misleading moral panic about Section 230, while Parler (remember Parler?) was desperately seeking attention by pretending it didn’t need Section 230, and Ajit Pai grew a last-minute backbone and refused to move forward with Trump’s 230 attack. Lawmakers were complaining about Comcast’s expanded […]

A Missouri man who concealed the death of his uncle – a U.S. Army veteran – for several years and collected nearly $1.8 million in disability benefits has been sentenced to federal prison.

A St. Louis man convicted of beating his wife to death has been sentenced to 28 years in prison.

A St. Louis artist is putting local creativity on national display with custom figure skates to celebrate the U.S. Figure Skating Championships.

Jennings High School is now expected to reopen to students for in-person learning on Jan. 20, nearly one month after the school sustained significant damage from a water pipe break.