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If approved by voters, the city would raise the property tax rate. The funding will help pay to replace the oldest of the city's two existing fire stations.

St. Louis Public Schools plans to move forward with demolishing buildings even as one developer says it has failed to respond to his attempts to buy one of the schools.

Missouri lawmakers spent part of this year’s legislative session arguing that the state should steer low-income families away from buying candy, soda and desserts with public benefits.

The incident occurred near the intersection of West Florissant Avenue and Carl Avenue.

The cabin holds a rich history: It was owned by one of Des Peres' founding families and was likely the first site of permanent European settlement in the area.

If you're going to make something that takes effort, take the effort to make it right.

First-time homebuyers in St. Louis could receive up to $50,000 in forgivable loan assistance under a relaunched city program funded with federal pandemic relief dollars.

From one small wooden church in 1800, St. Louis grew to have 66 houses of worship six decades later.

Headlines from the May 26, 1926, front page include:

Hoey, Trudy Ann (nee Throm) - St. Louis, MO

September 14, 1926 - May 23, 2026

The Bank of America Plaza in downtown St. Louis is headed to auction this summer, following years of pressure on the central business district's office market.

Evelyn McDaniel, 65, faces charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action. She was being held in custody without bail, according to court records.

Over three decades, Onder — known for his AI legal ads — has built or bought at least 70 houses, apartments and commercial buildings. Some of his projects have stalled.

It's the celebrated road's 100th anniversary this year. Here is what you might want to see and do.

A tutoring program run by nonprofit Welcome Neighbor STL is one of several supports for Afghan refugees in St. Louis that leaders say are under threat as federal funding expires.

For the first time, a U.S. jury will consider claims from Peruvian plaintiffs who accuse Maryland Heights-based Doe Run Resources Corp. and billionaire Ira Rennert of lead poisoning.

On the night of Jan. 3, 1844, the Shepherdess struck a snag — a dead tree lurking underwater — near Cahokia Bend, three miles south of the St. Louis landing

Headlines from the May 25, 1926, front page include: Cop must stand trial for killing innocent man.

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