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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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St. Louis County lawmakers on Tuesday gave final approval to a subsidy package for a trucking company's new headquarters.

A Berkeley police officer says he and his one-year-old daughter are lucky to be alive after what he describes as a random and unprovoked shooting during rush hour last week.

Jordan Hicks (1-4) pitched three-plus innings in his first career start against the Blue Jays. He allowed four runs on four hits with five walks.

A small-town west of San Antonio, Texas was left heartbroken Tuesday after a gunman opened fire on several innocent children in Uvali killing 21 people total.  

Following the murder of unarmed black man George Floyd by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, the streets of the city erupted in protest. Police responded accordingly. Which is to say indifferently. Rather than rein in the violence that had triggered the protests, many officers felt they needed to make protesters pay for their ungrateful response […]

A St. Louis man is recovering in a Chicago hospital after losing both of his legs when a car crashed into him while walking along the Magnificent Mile. 

Councilman Tim Fitch points to controlled, gated access and security cameras surrounding school buildings along with military guards as tools that can work.

Thirty-one National Football League teams have pitched in $232.5 million toward the league's $790 million settlement with St. Louis, a new report says.

Yet another beloved St. Louis institution is closing indefinitely. Your favorite Slinger supplier, the Courtesy Diner (CourtesyDiner.com) at 3153 South Kingshighway, will close at the end of service on Wednesday, May 25.

There will be another hot summer in East St. Louis, but residents won't be able to take a dive in the community's public swimming pool, which has been closed for seven years.

Some community leaders in north St. Louis County are condemning the commissioner for the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) over what they call discriminatory practices after two board members were told they will no longer serve on the board.

Plans for a new medical marijuana farm in the St. Louis suburbs have been snuffed out.

CLAYTON — The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday voted to approve up to $4.5 million in property tax abatement for a local trucking company building a new headquarters in South County.

Singer and entertainer Paul Bonn has been electrifying audiences for more than fifty years throughout the Midwest. His band features some of the finest players

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