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ST. LOUIS - Firefighters in St. Louis quickly brought a fire under control at a mixed-use building on Arsenal Street in the Tower Grove East neighborhood just after midnight. The fire, which originated from a chimney, required only one line to be contained, according to officials. Crews entered the building to search for any individuals [...]

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - Parts of Collinsville are under a boil water order following a water main break, affecting numerous homes and streets. Residents in the affected areas are advised to boil water for at least five minutes before drinking or cooking, and to turn off ice makers. The city has been dealing with high levels [...]

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Headlines from the Nov. 23, 1925, front page include: Waterways men in session here urge bond issue

St. Louis restaurants have taken to social media to reveal their financial predicaments, to explain the stakes and to ask for customers to help.

Property taxes are rising across the region, but nowhere more than some south St. Louis neighborhoods. Residents there are getting eye-popping bills.

Darrion Dupree had 131 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 17 carries to lead Wisconsin to a 27-10 win over Illinois on Saturday night.

Mission: St. Louis and Show Me Peace used the Haircuts Barbershop in north St. Louis as a pop-up space on Saturday. Around 100 holiday boxes were stacked, each one holding a turkey and even a full holiday spread for a Thanksgiving dinner many were unsure they'd get this year.

The S.A.I.L. (Save An Innocent Life) Foundation gave out more than 100 turkeys Saturday to St. Louis-area families in need.

It’s an event the St. Louis University community takes a lot of pride in. On Saturday morning, a group of SLU students were up bright and early cooking up Thanksgiving meals for people in our area.

Catch up on local business appointments, hires, and promotions.

Catch up on local business awards, expansions and projects.

Chat with local street and highway experts at 1 p.m. Wednesdays. Here's a recap of last week's chat

Radio station KXEN (1010 AM) will adopt the KDHX call letters.