What may have been the coldest day of the season so far was tempered by the warmth and generosity of volunteers who braved the arctic blast to give away more than 200 new winter coats to students in need.
MoBOT partnered with Gateway Gardens to develop a $100 million renovation project and campaign to refresh aspects of the gardens while maintaining its historical origins.
A viral video claiming to show bright red rain pouring over Branson late last month was entirely fake, originating from a social media account known for posting satirical and AI-generated content.
The St. Louis International Film Festival is going on right now through Nov. 16, and among the films being featured this year is a new documentary that highlights St. Louis’ historic Greenwood Cemetery.
Members of the Missouri Emergency Response Service - Large Animal Rescue (MERS) helped save two horses over the weekend in Franklin County.
Across both the rescues, the MERS teams traveled 51 miles.
As the labor conflict between Boeing and St. Louis area union employees approaches 100 days, the aerospace giant is bumping up its offer to the striking machinists, offering more cash up front rather than company stock.
St. Louis City and County are offering emergency shelters and warming centers for those struggling to keep warm in the freezing temperatures, with beds, meals, showers, and other services available for single men, single women, and families.
Knox College wants to make college more affordable for Illinois students through its Prairie Promise program. The college is enhancing its comprehensive aid program starting with the incoming fall 2026 class. Qualifying incoming students from Illinois can earn a Knox degree 100% tuition-free. The funding comes from grants and scholarships that do not need to [...]
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting late Sunday night in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood.
The City of St. Charles has partnered with Convoy of Hope to deliver a truck filled with non-perishable food to local food pantries, in response to the increased demand caused by the government shutdown.
The Supreme Court rejected a long-shot effort Monday to overturn its ruling guaranteeing same-sex marriage nationwide. Former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis directly asked the justices to overrule the 2015 landmark decision after a jury awarded damages to a couple whom Davis refused to issue a marriage license. “The Court can and should fix this [...]
Corey Adam Hoffmann, 29, was charged after breaking into a AutoZone in south St. Louis and stealing a toolbox before giving it to a person to sell online of Facebook Marketplace.
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