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It was a nightlong lovefest from the opening strains to the encore for Kenny Chesney, four years after his last St. Louis concert.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Inamullah Niazai sits on the front porch step of his red-brick St. Louis home and smiles at the bustle of activity around him — his mother …

Campaigns to legalize recreational marijuana use and allow ranked-choice voting in Missouri are moving forward with efforts to get the measures on ballots.

A driver struck and killed a pedestrian Saturday night in north St. Louis County.

An investigation is underway after someone shot an 8-year-old in the foot Sunday in St. Louis.

Join See STL Tours Manager, Amanda Clark, on a special women’s history-themed walking tour of Forest Park to celebrate Mother’s Day at the Museum! Tour

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A local family spent Mother's Day grieving the loss of their matriarch and three other relatives after they were killed in a crash Friday night.

The recreational pot campaign had already collected nearly twice the required number of signatures by mid-April.

Police said the child was shot in the foot by two people who ran off before police arrived. Police did not say how old the child was or how badly the child was hurt.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Stephen T. Stone with a response to Josh Hawley’s tweet saying “woke corporations shouldn’t get sweetheart deals”: This statement heavily implies that non-“woke” corporations should get sweetheart deals. Someone would do well to ask him about that. In second place, it’s Jeffrey Nonken with […]

Wastewater overflows are possible while workers repair a force main in Maryland Heights.

The riverboat dock transforms into a live music venue with local artists performing in the shadow of the Gateway Arch. Post up at the outdoor

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Come aboard the Becky Thatcher Riverboat for brunch while cruising the Mississippi River. Enjoy traditional brunch favorites, drink specials, amazing views, as well as live

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ALTON – The Alton High School girls soccer team boosted their record to 15-3 after a 9-0 win over the Highland Bulldogs. The game Friday night (May 6) was Senior Night for the Redbirds as they celebrated five seniors: Josie Paniagua, Caroline Hobbs, Tori Schrimpf, Haylie Butler, and Taylor Freer. Paniagua scored the second goal against Highland in the 13 th minute. It was her third goal of the season. Josie has been on the varsity team since her freshman year where she had a goal and assists back in the 2018-19 season. Hobbs, who hasn’t seen a lot of playing time this season, made the start against Highland and played a lot of minutes. The other three seniors all wore captains' armbands against the Bulldogs and have all been four-year varsity starters. Starting off with Freer who got to play with her little sister Lily for a season and also had a goal on Senior Night. She’s been running the midfield for Alton alongside her sister. “I’m so proud of

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ROXANA – Roxana High School's girls' soccer team recently celebrated Senior Night. One of those five seniors who were saluted just also so happened to be one of the captains, Kalee Ward. Head coach Lori Yates mentioned that she’s been a four-year starter for the Shells playing a key role in the defensive line. This year she’s got a goal and two assists to her name and has helped play a part in six shutouts this season. The latest one was on Senior Night against the Jerseyville Panthers by a score of 5-0. She missed out on the scoresheet but was just happy to be out there with some of her best friends. “I had a lot of fun. I’m glad that I got to be out there,” ward said. “Five goals, that’s a good game and I’m glad I was a part of it, a little sad it’s almost over, but I’m proud of the outcome tonight.” One of her best friends is junior midfielder Kendall Kamp. The two swapped cleats that night, something that

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