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There was swift and stern reaction from African American elected officials and leaders following Friday’s acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Environmentalists accused Spire Inc. of fearmongering after the company sent an email Nov. 5 warning customers their natural gas service might be shut off this winter if a major pipeline is shut down Dec. 13. However, a Spire STL Pipeline…

A 60-year-old man who lived in the home said he shot a suspect who was trying to climb through his kitchen window

The cemetery in Crestwood, developed in 1903 and catering to the Black community, finally has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri officials want to continue having a private company handle calls about jobless benefits in the state even though the unemployment rate has returned to pre-pandemic …

Erica Sutherlin directs the new "Kirk Franklin's A Gospel Christmas."

Officers found Patrick Evans with a puncture wound when they responded to a call for a burglary about 11 p.m. Nov. 20.

Yesterday, on our nation’s largest shopping holiday of the year, droves of drivers patriotically set out to bolster our nation’s economy. Deals on toasters and bath towels lured many across the city to our most famous parking lots: the Brentwood Promenade, Overland Plaza, South County Center, Westport… The reality, however, is that the majority of […]

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"We want shoppers to remember that dollars you spend in your community, stay in your community," said Alpine Shop outfitter Perry Whitaker

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s administration is looking to continue outsourcing a call center to assist in processing jobless claims.

As I noticed back in April of this year, the Cabanne Castle was undergoing a gutting and presumed rehab. A building permit for $2,000,000 had been pulled in February, and hopes were high. When I drove by recently, it seemed… Continue Reading →