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Grammy-nominated artist Regina Carter explores the power of music through the voice of the violin in a wide range of genres—including jazz, R&B, Latin, classical,

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Baseball fans are staying up late Friday as the St. Louis Cardinals close in on a postseason spot. To watch it, fans will need to use an unconvential route.

Malik Dorsey admitted to robbing a T-Mobile store in Overland, a Universal Accessories store in Breckenridge Hills and a Boost Mobile in Maplewood.

We're only a few days into fall, but seasonal allergies are flaring up again.

One St. Louis autobody shop said they brace for an increase in business this time of year.

Normandy High School on Friday canceled class "after several incidents" occurred at the school Thursday.

Boeing Co. will pay $200 million to settle charges that the company and its former CEO misled investors about the safety of its 737 Max after two of the airliners crashed, killing 346 people.

May’s Night Market is a quarterly vendor market celebrating the best and brightest that St.Louis has to offer!  Shop an array of vintage, fashion, jewelry,

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Fall is a great season, if it lasts that long. All summer, we look forward to some heat and humidity relief. But sometimes fall doesn’t act like fall at all. Let's dive in.

Attorneys argued in court Friday over two lawsuits challenging a new Missouri law on voter photo identification and civic engagement rules.

"He stepped close and his right arm began swinging into the car. It felt like I was being punched," she said.

Metro will provide shuttle service for the areas affected: 5th & Missouri Transit Center and St. Louis Downtown Airport/Sauget Business Park.

Jeff Prince will cover a lot of pavement around the St. Louis area over the next few days. 

To try to attract and keep employees, the board overseeing Metro Transit on Friday OK'd spending $2.6 million on a new parental leave program, subsidies for child and elder care, college tuition aid and other benefits.

Two people face criminal charges after a St. Louis toddler died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head last month.