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"All of the building materials, windows doors all delayed. Our lumber packages tripled for homes. It makes building affordable homes really hard."

As interest rates climb and The Fed tries to avoid a recession, bank execs in St. Louis offer tips for business protection

Diners receive a free Restaurant Week glass with a valid receipt from participating restaurants July 12-19.

Jason Kander said through a new book he hopes to help others dealing with trauma.

Hazelwood Police Chief Gregg Hall visibly failed three sobriety tests during a traffic stop by an O'Fallon officer on May 28. He was not arrested.

Since June 9, the Cardinals have gone just 2-9 in the final game of a series.

Albert Pujols is the lowest seed in the competition because he has fewer home runs this season than any of the other competitors. It's his 5th time in the Derby.

One-hundred percent of the funds raised will benefit Folds of Honor.

Officials say there are still no charges for the owner or people responsible for the dogs.

Parson, who signed the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into law, now says attorneys should defer to patients and doctors on medical emergencies in pregnancy.

Without rain, it's a grim outlook for cattle operations

The space has potential for live music, theatre, and will be a multi-use community center.

His car is getting repaired again for the second time in four months because it wouldn't start. And now he's out $800.

O'Neill is hitting .241 with four home runs and 28 RBIs in 45 games this season.

Police said Damion Baker was shot and killed in the early morning hours of July 3 on the 800 block of Cerre Street, near some popular bars.

Ice cream shops in the area are participating in National Ice Cream Day with raffles, deals and giveaways.

Employers from many industries are holding interviews.

This comes a few days after the City of St. Louis reported its first probable case of the virus.

From Saturday morning trips to the market to weekday night markets, there's one for everyone.

Rachelle Cook was one of four people killed when an Amtrak train crashed into a dump truck at a rural railway crossing near Mendon, Missouri.