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The Zoo Line railroad has provided 40 million riders with its call of "All aboooooard!"

Nine miles out, runner Fred Lorz of New York's Mohawk Athletic Club got cramps in the oppressive 90-degree heat and hitched a ride in a car.

The COVID infection numbers are rising, though case rates and hospitalizations are still well below the levels of previous surges.

Even with interference from Mother Nature, the two-day Evolution Festival drew 25,000 people, organizers said.

Plans to demolish part of a historic complex for a charter school and another proposal to raze a Central West End warehouse for senior apartments secured city approval Monday.

A new city hall and community center may be on the way for Weldon Spring.

The legal drama stemming from a cheating scandal that rocked the chess world last year has come to an end.

The Saint Louis area can expect a sizzling hot day. The forecast calls for it to be a warm 87 degrees. A 65-degree low is forecasted. We'll see sunshine today, but also cloud cover at times. Today's UV index is…

A group of executives from some of the region's largest companies sent a letter to the St. Louis County Council Monday in support of Boeing's $1.8 billion expansion project.

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Joseph Kerry Hicks, 49, of Willard, was arrested Friday in Ozark, Missouri, according to court documents.

District administrators said there weren’t any transgender students there wishing to play sports, but added that if a student wants to, the district will "consider any and all options."

With school restarting, the extended rec center hours are winding down. And teens are calling on the city to consider their return.

The company, founded in St. Louis in 1867, is one of the largest manufacturers of opioids.

Still, Pasadena Park, Beverly Hills and Westwood leaders acknowledge they face challenges.

The Leadership School, which opened last year in Pagedale, fell below the minimum 3% fund balance required by state law.

Hawley is one of eight senators to ask FBI boss Christopher Wray to be more forthcoming about the memo, which Wray discounted in March as being the work of one FBI field office.

Another law with a St. Louis impact is the removal of the residency requirements for city workers — a change the mayor worked for as the city struggles to recruit.

The project, Olia Village, will feature apartments, townhomes, retail, hotels and other commercial space. The city will first review the project on Sept. 5.

St. Louis-area office for the eight-term Republican, which had been in Wentzville, now is at 5342 Highway N in Cottleville. Telephone number is 636-327-7055.