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The health care executive discusses his new role at St. Luke’s, the state of the industry, and his hospital’s future growth opportunities.

If you’re tempted to support Missouri's push to legalize weed this fall — don’t, say the leaders of the state’s four Catholic dioceses.

New York state-based artist Jean Shin, Laumeier’s 2022 Visiting Artist in Residence, describes her work as “giving new form to life’s leftovers.” Her sculptures and

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The company that developed the app has a contract with the state worth about $11 million.

Police said Thursday morning that the girl had been found.

ST. LOUIS - Firefighters were busy with a car fire in south St. Louis Thursday morning. This was at Meramec and Hydraulic in Dutchtown around 3 a.m. Police said no one was in the car at the time and no injuries were reported. FOX 2's Nissan Rogue Runner reporter Nic Lopez was at the scene. [...]

Reporter Erin Heffernan joins hosts Liz Miller and Beth O'Malley to discuss her recent reporting on the 1990 serial murders of four St. Louis women.

ST. LOUIS - For a second consecutive night, a south St. Louis business had its front windows smashed, but it appeared the suspect left empty-handed. A Boost Mobile store on South Jefferson Avenue near Lafayette Park had its windows smashed at about 3 a.m. Thursday. Police said they have surveillance video that shows the would-be burglar [...]

A jury found Stephan Cannon, 26, guilty of first-degree murder in July.

Thanks to technology developed by Washington University in St. Louis, a Philadelphia-area biotechnology company’s quest to compete in the Covid-19 vaccine marketplace has taken a new twist.

Last year we noted how FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr had launched a bad faith effort suggesting that “big tech” gets a “free ride” on the internet, and should be forced to fund broadband expansion. This argument, that tech giants like Google and Netflix somehow get a free ride (they don’t) and should “pay their fair share” to […]

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said the estimated $760 million reduction, when fully phased in, will be “the largest tax cut in the state's history.”

A O’Fallon, Missouri-based provider of event and venue management software has created and filled a new C-suite role to oversee its innovation pipeline.

It’s been 14 years since Missouri has had a functional governor-appointed commission assigned to address issues facing Hispanic and Latino residents. The population has increased by more than 40% in that time.

The National League Wild Card Series will take place Oct. 7-9 at Busch Stadium and be televised nationally for fans to watch.

The country music queen gave voice to those who had historically had little control over childbirth and their own sexuality.

ST. LOUIS - Guests will enjoy beer and bites Thursday night at Foederfest. They'll also learn how beer gets its start as they tour the nation's only foeder manufacturer. Foeders are giant wood barrels used to ferment beer. It's all taking place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Foeder Crafters of America on Indian Head Industrial Boulevard. [...]

Missouri’s legislative special session dealing with tax cuts is a reminder of how often in past decades tax-cut bills have become food fights for getting tax burdens reduced for a variety of special interests. The governor’s original proposal was to cut state income tax rates and extend the expiration of existing tax breaks for various […]

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They hope to enter into a contract with a behavioral health organization in an effort to cut down on violence.