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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - One person is dead following a vehicle crash on Interstate 270--near Spanish Lake. The crash took place around 5 a.m. on I-270 at Lewis and Clark Boulevard. The person was pronounced dead at the scene and their vehicle was in a ditch, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP). [...]

Six of the nine library trustees would have to agree to ban a book after reviewing all information regarding the appeal and reading the book themselves.

St. Louis Public Schools looks to a California company to solve its longstanding bus crisis even as a tornado scrambled the plan.

St. Louis Public Schools is proposing to close 37 schools, leaving only 31 remaining, as the district faces a loss of up to 2,000 students due to a tornado.

This article was published in partnership with The Marshall Project – St. Louis, a nonprofit news team covering Missouri’s criminal justice systems. Subscribe to their email list, and follow The Marshall Project on Instagram, Reddit and YouTube. There was a precious time last summer when a Guatemalan immigrant finally felt at home in Missouri.  He, […]

Harmony Homes was granted a conditional use permit to raze a historic stone mansion and build six 16-bed buildings at 211 Midland Avenue.

Festus passed a bill that bans the feeding and watering of stray cats. Critics say it won't work and won't result in fewer cats.

Missouri cannabis regulators say they’re halfway through getting fingerprint background checks for about 16,000 marijuana workers and volunteers who didn’t get them between 2022 and 2024. Anyone who wants to work in the cannabis industry must get an “agent ID badge” through the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation, which is when the background check normally […]

A man was struck and killed by a vehicle overnight Monday morning in Breckenridge Hills, Missouri, and the Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

While our government ramps up its hiring of immigration enforcement officers and “makes America safe again,” let me tell you about a family I know. I have written about them here before. They are eight global citizens who fled their homeland in the midst of a civil war. They waited years in a refugee camp […]

A group of Southern California teenagers formed the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band amid the folk revival of the mid-60’s. The group became a pillar of country music radio for decades, scoring 17 straight top-ten singles. The Dirt Band plays Chesterfield Amphitheatre on Thursday as the group bids farewell to touring.

ST. LOUIS - Overnight thunderstorms have been producing heavy rain, between 2 and 6 inches in a short amount of time. The flash flood threat will continue through daybreak, as there is a lot of standing water on roadways. The wet and cloudy start may dial back the heat briefly on Monday, but this is [...]

Billy Joel sits down for a chat with Bill Maher on the latest episode of the comedian’s Club Random podcast, premiering Monday.The interview took place in Florida, with Maher chatting…

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