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Four people were shot and injured in and around a downtown bar Saturday night.

We asked our columnists and critics to share an unpopular opinion — one that is bound to ruffle a few feathers and provoke colorful responses in the comments.

The inability to account for thousands of children will impact the stability of the region and the workforce, experts said.

Former Washington University trauma surgeon says timing, handling of allegations against Transgender Center are ill-timed.

If Shaun Hayes’ rise in the banking world was meteoric, his fall was even more so.

Pollution from the Ohio train wreck is heading toward the Mississippi River.

The vaccination requirement affecting an estimated 10 million health care workers is the last remaining major mandate.

The Slavery, History, Memory and Reconciliation project is being folded into a broader effort that’s more unified and eliminates overlap.

“This is incredibly ideologically-oriented,” said Rabbi Daniel Bogard who has a transgender son. “Her attorneys are involved nationally in targeting trans kids and their parents and trying to deny their existence.”

St. Louis bartenders create alcohol-free options for a growing contingency of teetotalers.

A 74-year-old woman was killed Friday night in a two-car crash near the northwestern border of St. Charles County.

Fauci, a lightning rod for conservatives, will appear at WashU, currently under fire in the wake of allegations about transgender care to minors.

In a case involving White Castle, the court ruled biometric privacy claims accrue under state law every time a person provides their biometric information without prior informed consent.

3 of 4 alternate MetroLink routes recommended by a consulting firm would run from Natural Bridge Avenue in St. Louis to the North County Transit Center in Ferguson.

After 60 years, Charlie McPeters is still cutting hair at the barbershop he owns in St. Ann.

UMSL’s Kristin Sobolik and her family continue to discover new gems along the way.

On Feb. 18, 2003, KMOX news woman Nan Wyatt was murdered in her home in Twin Oaks. Her husband pleaded guilty. He is in prison serving a life sentence.

The shakeup comes as the university's chess team prepares to defend its title as collegiate chess champion in the President's Cup Championship, known informally as final-four round of collegiate chess, in April.

Jurors took just 90 minutes to find Lafeal Lawshea not guilty after a three-day trial that included testimony from the women and Lawshea himself.

The city's chief judge on Thursday urged the circuit attorney's office to come up with a plan to handle dozens of cases left in limbo after one of its most experienced attorneys suffered a seizure during trial and had to…