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Days after a sinkhole submerged a car on an East St. Louis street, residents returned to the site to have a wider discussion about the city's infrastructure.

After public surveys, town hall meetings, multiple requests and a two-hour session on Saturday, the council doesn’t appear any closer to deciding how to spend federal pandemic aid.

North St. Louis residents met Saturday morning at Thessalonian Baptist Church to spread a different kind of message.

Vladimir Tarasenko is entering his contract year, and that hasn't slowed down speculation on his future.

The St. Louis County Council held a special meeting Saturday to talk about where they're at in the process to allocate American Rescue Plan Funds.

WASHINGTON — Eighteen months into President Joe Biden’s administration, immigration reform has stalled despite campaign promises to reform the system, with the most recent movement on immigration policy doled out …

You might not have to travel too far in the St. Louis region for some Mexican food, but that might be different for some entrees that people like to taco-bout.

A detainee at a downtown city jail died Friday afternoon, city officials said.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by Missouri Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt that blamed China for the coronavirus pandemic.

Five Years Ago This week in 2017, the NSA was continuing to dodge questions about “incidental collection” while trying to get one of its surveillance programs back, and Twitter got to move forward in its First Amendment lawsuit over NSL reporting limitations. The House Appropriation Committee demolished Hollywood’s arguments for moving the Copyright Office out […]

WASHINGTON — The chair of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform said Thursday that she had requested that CEOs of three gun manufacturing companies appear before Congress to …