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A St. Louis judge this week will weigh whether to block Missouri’s new restrictions on gender-affirming care for transgender youth before they take effect next Monday.

The council voted 7-1 to give first-round approval to a plan by The Staenberg Group to demolish the mall, at Clarkson Road and Interstate 64, and replace it with a downtown concept including more than 2,500 housing units and thousands…

Bush is opening a main congressional office in downtown St. Louis, on Locust. Staffers said plans call for the office to be open by October.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones also issued a proclamation declaring Monday “Queen Bey Day.”

Police were seen taking a man into custody near the scene soon after the stabbing, but they would not say if he was a suspect.

The accused is 18 years old, but he was 17 when the killing happened in June 2022.

Military Spouse Career Support Act of 2023 would help reimburse military families for business expenses when moving between active and reserve assignments.

State officials are still not clear on how they will enforce restrictions on transgender athletes — one of the most controversial new laws approved by Missouri legislators this year.

St. Louis University welcomes a new pep band director. But some students are uncertain of their future participation in the band amid its rocky relationship with SLU's athletics department.

Republican presidential hopefuls, minus Donald Trump, set to take part in Milwaukee debate. The party is sponsored by local conservative-talk station KFTK.

Beyoncé’s “Renaissance World Tour” — sure to be flashy and unforgettable, with soaring vocals and big beats — arrives at 8 p.m. Aug. 21.

A gray Monday morning in St. Louis stemmed from a mix of both fog and smoke, with an air quality alert joining an excessive heat warning.

The company did not respond to multiple requests for comments about how it was still pursuing a redevelopment without having the building under contract.

Mermaid enthusiasts in the St. Louis area swish across pools, picnic in parks and pose for Instagram. A fascination fostered by "The Little Mermaid" is still strong.

ST. LOUIS — People who have been infected with the COVID virus face a significantly increased risk of developing health issues like diabetes, blood clots, heart failure, lung conditions and disorders in the gastrointestinal and musculoskeletal systems — even two…

Students are getting their assignments as they head back to school this month, and their parents should join them.

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A major project to replace the Chesterfield Mall with apartments, shops and office space has been paused for a second time amid a planning disagreement between the developer and some City Council members.

The Festival of Nations was created to help St. Louisans understand the various cultures being introduced into our town. Arrey Obenson of the International Institute sees it as an our opportunity to showcase St. Louis to the rest of the…

A 63-year-old man died after he was shot and then run over by a car Sunday night in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.