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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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For skaters seeking a place to shred, the abandoned church is the answer to their prayers.

The study of ancient Egypt flourished in the late 1880s as archaeologists and historians sought to study the artifacts and tombs left behind. These early Egyptologists gathered in hotels to discuss what they found, creating “small, ephemeral communities,” writes Missouri University of Science and Technology history professor Kate Sheppard, who discusses her research and new book, “Tea on the Terrace.”

Local doctors reflect on new advances, memorable cases, and moving forward

A trial has begun in Clayton for a lawsuit claiming Monsanto's Roundup herbicide causes cancer.

Just a few weeks we noted that this was inevitable, but Facebook has now made it official that it’s no longer interested in dumping money on news publishers. “A lot has changed since we signed deals three years ago to test bringing additional news links to Facebook News in the U.S. Most people do not […]

After two rounds of heavy rain and flash flooding last week, another round of rain and severe weather is rolling through the St. Louis region.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Heat and humidity building today provided enough instability to build strong thunderstorms. This is a two-fold threat: the severe storm chances will stick around into the morning. But the flash flooding threat will be around too. The St. Louis area is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 pm. A flood warning [...]

Monmouth has a new poll out showing Democrats with a 7% lead on the generic congressional ballot. They call this a "slight gain" from the dead heat they measured in June, and I guess that's fair enough. Still, here's what things look like: The blue dots in September are all the recent results at 538.com ...continue reading "Democrats are gaining ground in the generic congressional polls"

Just days after historic rains, forecasters say some parts of the St. Louis region may see up to 5 more inches of rain on Wednesday afternoon and evening.

William Jenkins, 45, was sentenced to 65 years in prison for first-degree murder and 10 more years for armed robbery in connection with the death of Andre Hutson.

Upwards of 4 inches of rainfall is possible this evening into early Thursday morning.

After two rounds of heavy rain and flash flooding last week, another round of rain and severe weather is rolling through the St. Louis region.

The high winds and heavy rain is toppling some trees and causing power outages.

A teen girl is in critical condition after she was struck by lightning Wednesday afternoon in Garfield Park.

The multi-agency resource center in Florissant is closed Wednesday due to severe weather.

Other ideas from current and former teachers included deemphasizing standardized tests and hiring more support staff.

After assisting with two rounds of heavy rain and flash flooding last week, crews from the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District are preparing for the next round of rain and storms Wednesday afternoon.