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The Cardinals legend has "so much to tell" with his album, "Hey Y'all." And the ex-ballplayer wants to be no less than a "legit" country musician.

Joe’s Café said the venue will be limited to 99 people inside and 25 in the summer garden, according to a Facebook post.

The St. Louis native — and booster — will give the speech on May 18.

Water from a frozen pipe damaged six of the facility’s high-powered microscopes, which are used to help researchers develop new medicines, technologies and treatments.

Police alerted students' families on Thursday of a former school bus driver in the Francis Howell School District charged with 23 counts of child sex abuse.

St. Louis Shakespeare, West End Player's Guild and more opening plays this weekend, and Shelia E., Queensrÿche and Breland coming to town, we couldn't just pick 10 events this week.

“The Senate did its job, but House leadership has failed to act,” U.S. Rep. Cori Bush said. “This injustice cannot stand.”

A new federally-funded office in the Cortex area offers classes and other help to prepare minority- and women-owned businesses to bid on road and other transportation projects.

A Ballwin alderman voted to put his daughter on a committee, and voted for perks too. Another alderman called out the nepotism. Is anyone listening?

Missouri’s top gambling regulator is retiring, leaving gaming officials to search for a new director at a time when the industry could be poised to expand.

Brian Dorsey, 52, is scheduled for execution Tuesday. The state’s execution protocol allows for “surgery without anesthesia” if the typical process of finding a suitable vein to inject the lethal drug doesn’t work.

Mercy has plans to build a $650 million hospital in Wentzville, the health care company announced Friday.

The services can be hard to explain, because there is no other place like it, said Dr. LJ Punch.

The incident happened around 10 p.m. March 21 at the Bear's Den dining hall in Zetcher House, a dorm on Washington University's campus in Clayton.

The decision could set new precedent for how the city doles out tax breaks for projects in the prosperous central corridor.

The lawsuit marks only the latest criticism of the city’s open records work.

A 15-year-old boy on Thursday morning led officers on a high-speed chase after he carjacked a woman at a QuikTrip near the city's Midtown neighborhood, police said.

The Children’s Division currently can use benefits owed to kids in state custody to pay for care costs. An effort is underway to change that.

A house in Warrenton burned down Tuesday morning during the storm that swept across much of the region.

A Republican challenging incumbent Attorney General Andrew Bailey is raking in major contributions from national conservative figures.