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Unrestricted giving is uncommon in the traditionally bureaucratic realm of philanthropy. But it’s not unheard of, thanks to the way women generally have taken a radical, trust-based approach to giving.

The St. Louis County Library has been renovating or replacing 18 branches for the past decade. The event space at the new Clark Family branch at 1640 South Lindbergh Boulevard opened Saturday.

Eco-conscious consumers and entrepreneurs like them are causing the emerging vegan leather market to surge worldwide.

A recent surge in student visas for Indians means India now sends more international students to the U.S. than any other country in the world.

The embers had barely cooled before Black Tulsans began rebuilding Greenwood Avenue.

In the U.S., the number of AI-related undergraduate and master’s degrees awarded has increased by about 120%, and doctorates have risen by a third since 2011.

ST. LOUIS — Starbucks cafes will be opening in two St. Louis-area Schnucks grocery stores later this year.

There is nothing more chilling to a Neanderthal than to hear that something he needs is “on his phone.”

The clinic, built as part of a nonprofit’s commitment to the area, did not have a full-time doctor based there for much of last year.

Legislation regulating the collection and application of wastewater sludge is currently on Gov. Mike Parson’s desk.

A bar owner who was handcuffed last year after a St. Louis police SUV crashed into his business filed suit Friday against the city and two police officers alleging assault, battery and negligence.

A former bookkeeper for Hoffmann-Hillermann Nursery & Florist in Washington is accused of embezzling as much as $150,000 from the company.

Rodney Gee will direct the county's Department of Administration if the County Council approves his appointment.

The lawsuit argued county police used excessive force when they shocked a Jefferson County man with a Taser before shooting him in 2019.

A St. Francois County deputy and his wife were charged Friday with attempting to sexually abuse a child under the age of 12.

A Florissant man on Friday was sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing a man he lured to a home with the promise of paid sex.

A visitation for Davy and Natalie Lloyd is scheduled for Monday, and their funeral is set for Tuesday.

House Speaker Dean Plocher is accused of calling female Republican lawmakers an “invasive species.”

A popular local brewery has for years failed to make payments on a pair of loans and now owes two creditors more than $400,000, according to two recent lawsuits.

Advocates for transgender athletes say the Republican officials’ claims are more rooted in politics than reality.