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Irving Clay, a former St. Louis alderman and the brother and uncle of two longtime congressmen, has died.

The Milk Bank says they've seen some patient categories increase by as much as 200% during the formula shortage.

Gas station owner slams Illinois politicians: "They’re saying, ‘Yay for us. We’re giving you a penny right after we took a pound.’ It’s just terrible."

Teachers in the St. Louis Public Schools district are celebrating a new contract that will provide the second highest pay for new teachers in the metropolitan area. New teachers will …

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Prince Vamboi scammed a Wisconsin company out of $159,000 in an N-95 mask scam in 2020. He also admitted to other acts of fraud.

The next flagship county library will be called the Clark Family Branch; Indian Trails Branch was also renamed.

An interactive art installation at the St. Louis Galleria lets shoppers express their favorite qualities about themselves.

The rainy conditions should be gone, however, in time for the region to enjoy a nice holiday weekend over Memorial Day.

The online real estate marketplace analyzed data from more than 1,000 U.S. cities

Original paintings created from the sound waves of The Band's classic 1968 song "The Weight," along with prints of the art pieces, are being sold now to raise money for…

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The St. Louis region can expect more rain before the Memorial Day weekend. Showers and thunderstorms will be around off and on for the next couple of days.

Online platforms often give access to digital material that is under copyright. If any of that content is infringing, then potentially the platform would be liable as well as the person who uploaded it. Online companies naturally want to be immune to the consequences of any copyright infringement committed by their users. However, companies in […]

Carol Schulte has been missing since about 7 a.m. Monday.

Next week, St. Louis diners can dig in while helping out during Tempus’ Friends of James Beard Benefit Dinner. Most proceeds from the two-day event will go toward the James Beard Foundation’s Open for Good initiatives, helping independent restaurants rebuild and thrive in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and creating pathways in the industry for individuals from underrepresented groups. The dinners will take place at Tempus (4370 Manchester Avenue, 314-349-2878, www.tempusstl.com/JBF/) at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 2, and Friday, June 3.

Today, a judge in federal court handed down a two-year prison sentence to a 40-year-old St. Louis man who, in February, pleaded guilty to selling a company in Madison, Wisconsin, $169,000 worth of N-95 masks that didn't exist. In addition to the mask scheme, Prince Vamboi also admitted to applying for and receiving more than $18,000 in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans, which were intended to keep struggling businesses afloat during the pandemic. According to the original indictment, Vamboi was one of multiple co-conspirators who, in April 2020, duped Verona Safety Supply into transferring money to a bank account in St. Louis in what they thought was a payment to secure shipments of N-95 masks.