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Discussing credit scores with your partner isn’t anyone’s idea of pillow talk. But the conversation can provide important clues about your beloved’s history with money and what your financial future together could look like. Why do credit scores matter, and…

The WashU Medicine radiation oncology center, METEOR, is one of five centers that make up the NIH’s Radiation Oncology-Biology Integration Network.

You feel demoralized about the housing market, right? Hold on. After a grim 2022 and 2023, it looks like 2024 is shaping up to be less hostile to home buyers.

Getting married when you’re an older adult comes with complications.

Tom Flynn wrote his own obituary a couple of years ago. “He was an avid reader, loved nothing more than a good book and a great glass of wine.

The shooting was a few blocks north of the Central West End.

A child was shot in the Hyde Park neighborhood.

An employee was charged with shooting a man inside a Walmart here on Friday night.

St. Peter Catholic Church was exploring other options for its campus Friday after the city council voted to deny its request to permanently close part of a downtown street.

These are some of the best places to go sledding in the St. Louis area, according to readers:

He was arrested after authorities say he tried to pass off his husky as a "drug-sniffing dog" and used it to harass people at his apartment complex.

Detectives suspected Dinty Colbeck was trying to muscle back into business after a prison stint, but killing remains unsolved.

Cellphone location data has been used to send millions of anti-abortion ads to people who visited Planned Parenthood offices.

Parents of five black public school students in the city went to federal court on Feb. 17, 1972, alleging that their schools were inferior to those in white neighborhoods.

The National Weather Service says that its forecasts of 1 to 3 inches of snowfall accumulation in the St. Louis area remain relatively unchanged, but that the rate of snowfall will be “higher than previously forecasted.”

“We will work on the unfolding events in Kansas City, but I believe Kansas City already has an ordinance ... in the books that should’ve prevented what happened.”

Residents in southern parts of the St. Louis region reported hearing thunder early Friday afternoon during a snowstorm.

A man was shot and killed late Wednesday in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood, just south of the Gravois Park border.