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“It’s beyond frustrating,” said mother Melissa Goymerac. “The people who are hurt are our kids. The people who are hurt by this continued uncertainty are our kids.”

Enjoy St. Louis Cardinals baseball at Busch Stadium.

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The United Steelworkers Local 1899 told 5 On Your Side the transition could result in up to 1,000 jobs being lost.

“Abortion should be legal, safe, accessible, and affordable,” the county executive said at a press conference.

Calvin Harris, the chief of staff for St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page, resigned Wednesday afternoon.

An official release date has been announced for The Byrds: 1964-1967, a deluxe photo book focusing on influential rock band The Byrds' early years that features contributions from the group's…

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ACLU presses First Amendment case regarding a public official blocking a constituent on social media.

Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future, at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, this weekly gathering brings jazz within reach for people

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ALTON - Hayley Porter is one of those softball girls who will not be forgotten at Marquette Catholic High School. Hayley, a catcher this season, posted an amazing .472 batting average this season and had an on-base percentage of .500. Hayley had 42 hits, scored 27 runs, and had 9 sacrifices with 13 stolen bases. Hayley was a third-team All-State selection. She is an exceptional student and one of three athletes at Marquette to receive First Team All-Conference, All-Academic. For her tremendous athletic efforts on the softball field, Hayley is a Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire, Inc., Female Athlete of the Month for Marquette Catholic. Hayley's .472 batting average placed her in the top 15 on St. Louis Post Dispatch Area Leaderboard. "I enjoy softball because I love the competition and all of the friendships it has brought me and all of the memories I make with my team while playing," Hayley said. "I am most thankful for my parents Debbie and Bill Porter, teammates, and all o

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Bell made it clear that he was not interested in assigning resources to prosecute abortion providers.

Voters hope all leaders bring solutions and cooperation to Washington D.C.

A 32-year-old man has been charged with murder after two people were found shot to death in Cahokia Heights earlier this month.

Before landing at Venture Café, Johnson was involved in local government in St. Louis for about a decade.

The terrible, awful, no good, horrible plans to regulate the internet keep coming faster and furiouser these days. So, it’s worth remembering a time back when Congress passed one of the worst laws about the internet: the Communications Decency Act. Yes, these days we talk about the CDA more reverently, but that’s only because we’re […]

A new jam band-theme edition of Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp that will give attendees the once-in-a-lifetime chance to jam with founding Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh is scheduled to…

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A series of hard-hitting investigative stories exposed a decades-long history of abuse at an evangelical summer sports camp that hosts thousands of children every year. Journalist Nancy French describes what she found as she connected with victims, former campers, staffers and parents — as well as her efforts to trace a counselor fired for abuse to a St. Louis ministry.

Police said both the shootings were the result of personal disputes between people that knew each other.

ALTON – Diane Mize had quite the adventure while driving to her very first day of work at Alton Memorial Hospital. But she didn’t let it discourage her from coming back. After all, that was 50 years ago. Diane has been working in the Digestive Health Center for 35 years now, but her total service time dates back to June 12, 1972, when she started on the old Med-Surg Unit on the first floor of the hospital’s Hatch Wing. “I was driving here in an old Ford Fairlane,” Diane said of her first day. “The hood came loose and flew up on the windshield. I had quite a time getting here, but I managed to arrive on time.” Although that was her first day as a full-time employee, Diane already knew the way to AMH from her home in Gillespie, Ill. She was a 1972 graduate of the Alton Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, which closed its doors just a year later. While the vast majority of the school’s alumni have either passed away or are retired,

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40,000 homes are expected to receive solar power by 2024 with Ameren Missouri's plan to buy its largest solar facility.