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The basketball star, former senator and one-time presidential candidate says he owes it all to the simple lessons he learned in Crystal City.

As has become common this winter, another day of highs well above average is in store Wednesday. A closer look at exactly how far above average it's been.

Life at Sea cancellation left would-be adventurers, including 78-year-old Kirkwood man, stranded — and out tens of thousands of dollars.

The officers were at 3900 North Broadway when they were fired upon about 3 a.m. by three people.

An overturned school bus reduced traffic to one lane on Interstate 44, and crews were working Wednesday morning to remove people from the bus.

In a time of division and social media-fueled rage, the next generation can teach us about life. They did so at a recent winter guard competition.

A House committee on Tuesday heard measures that would prohibit state departments from spending money on DEI programming.

A 26-year-old man died early Wednesday after he drove his car off the road here.

A man was shot and killed early Wednesday in the city's O'Fallon neighborhood.

Confusion over the date stems from perplexing handwriting.

William “Sam” McCann continued to spend even after being questioned by federal investigators, prosecutor says.

John M. Whitney Jr., 22, was sentenced Tuesday maintained he was acting in self-defense when he opened fire inside of the Ely Walker Lofts building in 2022.

A St. Louis County Council member on Tuesday began an effort to channel $20 million in NFL Rams settlement money toward repairing county roads and subdivision streets.

St. Louis County police officers shot a man on Tuesday while staking out a south St. Louis home during a homicide investigation. Residents reported hearing dozens of gunshots.

Democrats returned to the Senate floor Tuesday to again block action on a Republican-backed measure to limit constitutional amendments.

Kimberly Townsend opened The Leadership School in fall 2022 in Pagedale.

Other acts performing at Music at the Intersection, taking place Sept. 14-15 in Grand Center, include Esperanza Spalding, Stanley Clarke Band, Lettuce, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, and Jordan Ward.

Former Trustee Jack Schreiber and his wife, Sherry, say in the suit that Webster University failed to provide evidence as to why it needs all $37 million from private donors.

Still, investigators continue working to address the concerns raised by former New Haven Police Chief John Hallquist, who resigned Feb. 2, less than a month after taking office.