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As the XFL plots its return, it has unveiled team names for its eight markets. Here's what its St. Louis team will be called.

Kuczka will be buried Monday, one week after she was one of two people killed in the Oct. 24 shooting at St. Louis’ Central Visual and Performing Arts High School.

Funeral services for Central Visual and Performing Arts High School teacher Jean Kuczka are being held Monday at the St. Louis Cathedral Basilica. And a performance of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" on this Halloween.

Shortly before 4:00 a.m., police found stolen items from a business in The Grove.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.08% for the week ended Oct. 27 — up from 6.94% the prior week.

With future in limbo, Rosati-Kain supporters gather to welcome prospective students.

Locals in Alton will be out in full force for the annual Halloween Parade.

The city of East St. Louis hosts their own Trick-or-Treat Tent City event.

You can spend your Halloween with the YMCA.

There are plenty of spooky events happening Monday across the bi-state.

When staffers are in the building alone, they have heard Rachel sing warm-up exercises in the balcony, according to Eric Cornman, senior public safety manager.

Shortly before 4:00 a.m., two downtown businesses next door to one another were targeted by burglars.

Trick-or-treaters of all ages can visit one of these locations to display their costumes, collect candy, and participate in a variety of activities.

A man reportedly crashed while paragliding last week in Washington, Missouri.

The owner also runs Clayton’s Oceano Bistro, which probably explains the variety of seafood dishes.

This two-bedroom charmer has loads of natural light.

Average wait times for Missouri Medicaid applicants fell in September below the federally-allowed maximum for the first time in nearly a year.

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While many GOP governors are ignoring Biden’s call, most states are easing enforcement of marijuana laws.

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