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ACLU Attorney Tony Rothert said marijuana drug charges on someone's record can prevent them from getting a job, finding housing and more.

The Blues' eight-game losing streak is not going over well with fans.

The first anniversary of the historic $790 million settlement of St. Louis’ lawsuit against Rams owner Enos Stanley Kroenke and the NFL is two weeks away.

Calling for a change in the fight against juvenile crime, St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell says he is looking into possible legislative reforms.

Efforts are underway to address a dire need in St. Louis County. A nonprofit is working to open a sober home for women to recover from long-term drug and alcohol addiction.

“They were flooded. That field was flooded. This was flooded. Across the street was flooded,” Washington Park resident James Kerby said.

A November night with warmer temperatures brought out a crowd of dog walkers in St. Louis on Thursday.  

ST. LOUIS -- His physical style of play endeared him to St Louis Blues fans during his NHL career. Now, Kelly Chase is displaying his toughness in a new fashion as he battles prostate cancer. "As it turned out, it was a couple of polyps in my colon," Kelly said. "I actually went to a [...]

The big temperature change is almost here and this time it looks like the colder air will be sticking around.

In 2019, Houston police officers — relying on information generated by narcotic squad office Gerald Goines (who is now facing multiple criminal charges) — raided the home of Rhogena Nicholas and Dennis Tuttle. Both occupants of the home were killed during the raid — one predicated on lies from Officer Goines. The fallout resulted in […]

The precautionary advisory is due to a water main break near the intersection of Old Gray Summit Road and Lamar Parkway.

Experience one of the Riverboats’ longest-standing traditions. Listen and dance to live performances from some of the St. Louis region’s best blues artists aboard this special nighttime cruise. Must be

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“The dispatch told my father to come out of the house and my father said, 'I'm not leaving my wife,'" the couple's son said.

A U.S. judge in Texas on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden's plan to provide millions of borrowers with up to $20,000 apiece in federal student-loan forgiveness — a program that was already on hold as a federal appeals court in St. Louis considers a separate lawsuit by six states challenging it.