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A new analysis suggests that over half of communities in the West lack the capacity to take advantage of infrastructure bill funding. Now what?

Graham Nash's long-awaited live album showcasing a series of special concerts he played in September 2019 during which he performed his first two solo album -- 1971's Songs for Beginners…

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Missouri passed a law in 2019 that makes abortion almost entirely illegal if Roe is overturned.

A Democratic establishment victory in a House race last year has emboldened big money to upend this primary cycle.

Baseball’s anomalous antitrust exemption is overdue for repeal.

The businesses competing with the big oil drillers are also the dirtiest operators around.

St. Louis’s history of residential segregation is similar to many other urban cities like Milwaukee, Detroit, and Memphis. The city’s hidden real estate gems combined with its legacy of racism meant that segregation became more fixed and evident as public policies and private practices sought to restrict Black people from purchasing or occupying homes in …

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According to Politico, a draft Supreme Court ruling has been leaked that overrules Roe v. Wade completely. If this turns out to be a final opinion, I find it fitting that it was written by the Court's worst member, Samuel Alito; and affirmed by its most crotchety ideologue, Clarence Thomas, along with its three Trump ...continue reading "Court leak spells end to constitutional right to abortion"

Terry Farris of Morrison, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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The St. Louis County Department of Public Health said an infected bat bit a Ballwin man, and warns the public to stay away from wild animals.

The city's deadline arrived on Monday for residents of multiple homeless encampments to leave sites near the Interstate 44.

Agency officials say their policies changed after Gov. Mike Parson declared the “COVID-19 crisis is over” in late March.

There are no stoplights or restaurants in Josephville. Not even a village hall. But booming Wentzville and the GM assembly plant are neighbors.

A national legal organization is calling out a St. Louis-area school district for allegedly violating state and federal law.

A celebration of life honored 48-year-old Orlando Watson, a music executive and community activist, Monday as elected leaders praised his impact.

For those that run online video game services, there have been plenty of ways to deal with those who cheat in-game. Some, like Blizzard, look to twist copyright law into a pretzel to argue that cheating in an online game somehow constitutes infringement. Other companies have gone for more creative options. Cheaters in Pokémon Go […]

5 On Your Side has a new hall of famer on our team. Congrats, Frank!

Longtime De Soto residents remember Zelma and James Long for their kindness.

The sheriff's office said that mushroom hunters came across the well Sunday afternoon and decided to test the depth of the water with a long stick.