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Incident occurred Monday night in 3700 block of Av de Paris Drive, police said.

Join in for the latest educational offering at Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum in 2026! Horticulture classes will be taught by staff members of the Arboretum’s horticulture team. Each 3-hour class […]

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The Missouri State Board of Education voted Tuesday to strip St. Louis Public Schools of its status as a fully accredited school district, lowering its status to "provisional accreditation."

Herc Rentals — a major provider of construction equipment and tool rentals — has filed a WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice relating to staffing changes at its Midtown St. Louis location (3030 Market St.). According to the notice and local reporting, the company plans to lay off 30 employees beginning around March 11, […]

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The Saint Louis Zoo will close the Bird House this spring for renovations on the near-century-old building.

The St. Louis Science Center has been nominated in three categories for USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards and is asking for support to win.

James Taylor let fans know in December that he’d be heading out on tour in 2026. Now, the details have been revealed.The “Fire and Rain” singer has announced dates for…

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From West Newsmagazine: Few issues illustrate the growing tension between economic opportunity and community concern more clearly than the debate over data centers. Across our region, proposals for large-scale data infrastructure projects have been met with resistance rooted in legitimate questions about land use, energy demand, water consumption and long-term community impact. Those concerns deserve […]

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The request for help is the latest turn in a story that has drawn national attention — and more than a few chuckles.

From St. Louis Business Journal: The real estate arm of Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 562 is adding a new St. Louis-area training center to meet the demand from people who are entering the profession, officials said. Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union 562 Building Corp. in September bought the building, at 3630 Corporate Trail Drive in […]

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HIGHLAND - A local woman has written her first children’s book in a series about a friendly Jeep. Bella Spark is a lifelong Madison County resident who recently discovered her love for off-roading in her Jeep. As she has been empowered by the experience, she decided to write a story for kids to teach them about confidence and community. “A lot of people name their cars, which we always sort of have. But in the Jeep world, each Jeep has a name. And I just noticed that Sparky

The St. Louis Cardinals are trading eight-time All Star third baseman Nolan Arenado to the Arizona Diamondbacks, according to multiple reports.

The change means about 350 more residents will become a part of the city of 31,000 people.

Four African painted dog pups were recently born at the Saint Louis Zoo. The births are the first for the species at the zoo, marking a significant addition to an endangered population.

Missouri politicians wouldn’t be able to lure donors into recurring contributions with emotional appeals that don’t disclose who would benefit from the money under a bill heard Tuesday. State Rep. Jim Murphy, a Republican from St. Louis County, said the scheme leaves contributors, who are often elderly people, confused when thousands of dollars are drawn […]