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Kevin McBeth, Director of the IN UNISON Chorus says, "We primarily specify and specialize in African-American composers and music of African cultures."

Omar Adam Elzoobi was accused in court records of using household items to sexually assault the woman while she was incapacitated.

St. Louis area leaders have feared that defaulting on the trolley project would cost $22 million, and put the region at risk for securing future federal funds.

This is one of many larceny incidents in the neighborhood according to surrounding businesses.

A spokeswoman said policies may differ based on the location, and visitors should check with the hospital or facility before they arrive.

“That’s What She Said” has become a biannual hit in Champaign, Illinois, bringing a cast of local women together to tell their stories in a one-night-only event. Producer/director Jenny Pratt explains why she’s bringing the show to St. Louis and discusses the process with cast member Rhoda Banks.

In January, Missouri reported 255,880 COVID cases. February is on pace to finish with 73,693 cases. That would be a 71.2% drop month-to-month.

ST. LOUIS--Food. Fear. Vigilance. These are the three keys Missouri Department of Conservation officials are warning the public to keep in mind in what are four very active months for coyote activity in the state. Breeding season begins in February, with mothers giving birth within two months. With pups comes the need for more food. [...]

Cyber threats to water systems are not unheard of, a DNR representative said, but the current threat isn’t targeted at Missouri specifically.

The producers of a TV series about Pam Hupp won't share profits with the family of a man she killed, lawyer says.

A Missouri state senator has proposed legislation that would allow exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine requirements.

St. Louis saw quite a mix of weather Thursday. Thanks for sending in your photos!

A press release said the victim could not give consent because the victim had Down syndrome and is non-verbal.

Last month, Dead & Company was forced to call off its two-weekend Playing in the Sand destination festival due the Omicron surge of COVID-19.  But the band's Bob Weir is…

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Nautica Turner admitted trying to set the 7-Eleven near 17th and Pine streets, on fire.

Feds took $44 million contract from troubled Dismas House board, but new nonprofit has struggles of its own.