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Tishaura Jones is presented with two white, male finalists. She says no.

STL Toasted's menu will include T-ravs with fillings savory (Buffalo chicken) and sweet (Lemon Blackberry Gooey Buttercake).

A federal lawsuit says a sports memorabilia auction company failed to pay $250,000 for valuable baseball cards.

Sean and Jack Abernathy, Matthew Connell and Michael Klataske will open Prism STL in the space formerly occupied by the Monocle.

Inspirational story fumbles at the beginning but eventually scores a rousing, come-from-behind victory.

The council votes to fast-track an emergency 15-day eviction moratorium and to approve $5 million in federal COVID-19 aid toward for rental aid.

Hikes, fireworks displays and noontime balloon drops will ensure you can see midnight at home in your socks.

'We're hurting,' Jefferson R-7 Superintendent Clint Johnston said after the incident Tuesday afternoon in Festus.

Dierbergs and Schnucks will both close at 5:30 p.m. Friday, and remain closed Saturday and Sunday.

Spirit of compassion and inclusiveness permeates new album, "Have a Seat," which is earning year-end accolades.

Counties accuse Attorney General Schmitt of fighting efforts to protect health at a time when a new variant of the coronavirus is rapidly spreading.

A man died after being shot in the head inside a home in the 5500 block of Clemens Avenue on Tuesday night, police said.

Illinois and Missouri come to this Braggin’ Rights Game from much different places.

Tigers will play Army in Wednesday's Armed Forces Bowl without the SEC's leading rusher.

The Illinois State Patrol and East St. Louis announced a partnership in late 2020 aiming to solve homicides and reduce violent crime.

State Sen. Bob Onder, a physician, alleges the proposal is aimed at him. Incumbent Steve Ehlmann denies that’s his motivation.

The fighter jet broke the sound barrier just before 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Further restrictions to dicamba would be a blow to Bayer, which sells the herbicide as well as seeds to grow dicamba-resistant crops.

Amanda Zatorski says she was told to ‘stay in her lane’ repeatedly before she was let go. County spokesmen declined to comment.

It's not too late to donate to the 2021 100 Neediest Cases campaign.