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A 17-year-old boy escaped shortly before 6 p.m. from the Juvenile Detention Center at 3847 Enright Avenue.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: It would be easier for Bell if he could show his progressive bonafides, and what better way than freeing an unjustly convicted Black man from prison?

Police responded to Forestwood Park on Ferguson Avenue at about 4:30 p.m.

Pecans are a long-term commitment, with 13 years from planting trees to harvest.

Federal Reserve officials have said countless times they take a “data-dependent approach” to their policy decisions. But what if the data isn’t as dependable as it once was?

Here are key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in January.

For some, the new tax season might serve as a stressful reminder of past taxes that have yet to be filed and paid.

The average age of the American farmer continues to climb, and USDA references a study suggesting 70% of U.S. farmland will change hands in the next 20 years.

Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business alumni will fund SLU’s NVA program. Awardees will receive both financial support and mentoring from SLU experts.

The OFS 18-member board all volunteer their time to promote innovative, collaborative solutions toward providing food today and a hunger-free tomorrow.

Jerod Broadbooks, 26, the band director at Barnwell Middle School, finished just more than six minutes behind the top finishers at Saturday's Olympic marathon trials.

Oil giant Shell's profits tumbled by nearly a third in 2023 as a result of lower oil and natural gas prices, and Exxon Mobil's fourth-quarter revenue declined. Here's how gas prices look in Missouri.

A fire ripped through a vacant downtown warehouse Saturday morning, creating massive plumes of smoke that could be seen for miles.

The family of the victim, Trent Tuttle, who had been living on the streets for years, is wondering how that could happen.

Nearly 14.9 million passengers went through St. Louis Lambert International Airport last year, about 9% more than in 2022.

For the second time in a week, a St. Louis man has successfully claimed self-defense and been found not guilty of murder in a road rage shootout.

The Board of Aldermen on Friday passed tax incentives to help fund the renovation of a deteriorating downtown hotel amid a dispute between the would-be developer and a labor union.

Hours before a special school board meeting to vote on staff buyouts, the superintendent said buyout restrictions wouldn't give the district enough time to hire replacements before next school year.

After winning multiple legal fights, Operation Sand is claiming victory over one company and its plans to mine silica sand in Ste. Genevieve County.