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He was found dead about 7 p.m. Sunday in the front yard of a home on Larry Lane in Berkeley.

The event will be 6-9 p.m. Tuesday at West Side Missionary Baptist Church, 4675 Page Boulevard. It is open to the public, but there is no planned question portion for media or attendees.

Sen. Justin Brown said local jurisdictions shouldn’t be allowed to “obstruct” veterinary practices that are legal under state law.

Emails obtained by the Post-Dispatch detail the dangers the Railway Exchange Building poses as well as the city's growing frustration with the owner.

St. Louis-area nursing homes are caring for more adults with mental and behavioral health conditions, according to the union that represents workers here.

“St. Louisans should not be forced to bear the cost of their negligence,” Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said.

The effort would overturn a 1976 initiative by Missouri voters to block such expenses.

Even though the EPA says sampling work needed to plan West Lake Landfill's eventual cleanup has now been completed, significant questions remain unanswered.

St. Louis Art Museum juxtaposes work by American expressionist Joan Mitchell and French impressionist Claude Monet.

The plans are part of a $10 million Illinois Capital Bill Grant to redevelop and enhance the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway in Alton and Hartford.

KNOWiNK, an election software company founded in St. Louis, has been expanding dramatically in the 12 years since its inception.

The unidentified male victim was found about 9 a.m. in the 2700 block of Arsenal Street. Police said he died at the scene.

Sister Mary Grace Walsh, who has led the Catholic girls' high school since 2020, will take on the new role in July.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis hasn’t finalized its vast restructuring plans, but hollowed-out north city looks destined for stark cuts.

James Cook was charged with second-degree murder Saturday in the death of his girlfriend.

Bill's backers say legislation would keep parents better informed of curriculum material. Five metro-area Republicans backed measure, while two Democrats opposed.

St. Louis official have denied a developer’s request to demolish City Museum founder Bob Cassilly's former workshop and studio.

The westbound lane of Washington Avenue between 7th and 10th streets was blocked off and turned into a pedestrian walkway as part of a stepped-up safety plan for volleyball tournaments at America's Center.

Skeptics say the program could be just a way to get tax dollars to private companies.

The stores both buy and sell used sporting goods, and sell some new items as well.