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Douglas Frank, a prominent figure in support of the ‘big lie’ since the 2020 election, was joined by several Republican lawmakers at the event.

‘We have to know that we have a seat at the table,’ said one employee.

Our city is at very bottom of the top half — No. 91, out of 182 cities — in WalletHub's 2022 "Best & Worst Cities for Keeping New Year's Resolutions."

Basketball legend will perform at the Effen Tent at Social House Soulard.

Fort Zumwalt South grad Alexa Daly will end year by competing at Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas for the title of Miss Rodeo America 2023.

Preservation group will tell stories of some of the 50,000 people buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Hillsdale.

He had been devoted to St. Louis and was proud to support visual arts, at both Washington University and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Federal official is demanding a restart even though the Loop line is an obvious failure

Patients who have procedures scheduled will be contacted by BJC about postponing their appointment.

The show erected several "monuments" to people who supported the "Freedomsurrection."

Police say A Florissant man shot his ex-girlfriend and her mother outside a north St. Louis gas station.

‘Critical action by the state executive and legislative branches are needed if the region hopes to survive,’ report concludes.

Amid record COVID cases and hospitalizations, the Republican attorney general says the county order represents an ‘unreasonable’ burden on residents.

BJC’s Dr. Bruce Hall: ‘We only have so many spots, so many chairs, so many appointments to provide those therapies every day.’

Frigid temps and a bit of precipitation are likely Wednesday night and into Thursday; take precautions on the road, at home.

‘I know we think teachers are superheroes, but they get sick and also their family members get sick.’

Senate conservatives warned they would be a factor in any deal-making that occurs.

For people of color, the attack was more than a violent challenge to a free and fair election — it was a display of white supremacist violence.

It’s the latest development in an escalating battle over pandemic safety protocols in the nation’s third-largest school district.

‘There is no hiding from the cold,’ said East St. Louis Assistant Fire Chief George McClellan. Area departments urged caution amid low temps.