ST. LOUIS -- The Original Crusoe's is closing its restaurant. The eating establishment has been a fixture in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of south St. Louis for the past 44 years. Patrons will want to stop by over the next few weeks as they use up the remaining inventory. The owner posted this message to [...]
FC Cincinnati officially clinched a spot in this year's MLS Cup Playoffs before anyone else Wednesday evening. Could St. Louis CITY SC be next to punch their ticket to the big dance?
College football is back! The Missouri Tigers open a new season Thursday evening, a head start as most Power Five Football teams return to game action this weekend.
A two-day binational conference began on Wednesday with leaders from the United States and Mexico earmarking future projects to spur economic development on the border, and trying to solve a water crisis that is plaguing both countries.
Music lovers are coming from all across the region to attend this year's 'Music at The Intersection' Festival, but this year there's a connected event for anyone interested in the music industry.
ST. LOUIS -- A campaign to prevent drunk driving through ride-sharing apps is expanding to college campuses nationwide before football season. Anheuser-Busch, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and Uber launched the Decide to Ride campaign in 2021. Nearly 12,000 people have used Uber ride-share discount codes to get home safely. “Football season is a time for [...]
Missouri Democrats are planning to open up next year's party-run presidential preference primary to 17-year-olds, but only if they turn 18 before the November 2024 election.
Thursday is International Overdose Awareness Day, a day to remember those who died from drug overdoses and support the families and friends affected by their
For the fifth day in a row, a significant Illinois health care provider is experiencing a major technology system outage. The problem is impacting facilities operated by the 'Hospital Sisters Health System,' or HSHS.
On Wednesday night, 46 members of Missouri Task Force 1 sat stationed in Panama City, Florida, as the storm Idalia made its way through the Sunshine State and up to the nation’s southeast coastline. Missouri’s Task Force 1 is now ready to respond to whatever may arise.