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An 18-year-old woman was killed Monday morning in a crash with a semi truck.

It is an unprecedented turnout, researchers and activists say, driven by a mix of factors including changes in how people protest and changing views of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict itself.

Al Green will perform Nov. 25 at Family Arena with Bettye LaVette.

A St. Louis man is suing Chesterfield after he was arrested and held in jail without ever being charged with a crime.

No one at City Hall filed paperwork with the state to turn on the spigot until last week.

Bailey’s post had been viewed more than 1.7 million times as of Monday afternoon as he runs for election in 2024.

Proposed roughly $8 increase per Collinsville household is debated by library trustees.

GCS Credit Union has rebranded as Revity Credit Union and opened a new location in Edwardsville.

The University City-based Missouri Women and Family Research Fund said the signature collection process began Friday.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: That is St. Louis zen. We that the secret to happiness is being happy with who you are.

St. Louis' Lambert International Airport came close to greeting travelers with overflowing trash cans and dirty restrooms. It ties back to a problem with paying bills on time.

After half the team dropped out after its first season, questions arose about Fontbonne’s future as it plans massive cuts to academic programs.

The Evolution Festival lineup will be announced in early 2024.

Economic headwinds, political actions of Chinese government make the country a bad investment, Malek contends

“I think guns should go silent. We need to cease the fighting.”

The Thanksgiving potluck, held since the 1980s, is put on by the International Institute of St. Louis and other local organizations.

In 2021, more than 113,000 out of 391,000 children living in the U.S. foster care system were eligible for adoption.

The verdict is the fourth straight loss in court for Bayer, after the company had been found not liable to plaintiffs in nine consecutive trials.

The U.S. Drought Monitor currently indicates that all or portions of at least 85 Missouri counties are experiencing moderate, severe or extreme drought conditions.

Last year, over $1.6 million dollars was raised through 100 Neediest Cases to help 4,684 families for a total of 11,309 people.