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Today on TAP: The events of recent weeks could be an inflection point in the struggle to save our democracy. The key word here is ‘overreach.’

While famous New England battles such as those of Saratoga and Trenton have long dominated the conversations surrounding the Revolutionary War, the city of St. Louis’s impact on the American victory is often forgotten. By the late 18th century, the small French fur-trading settlement was owned and operated by the Spanish Empire, with Lieutenant Governor …

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Via Gerry on the Twitter. I would definitely like to get involved in this. I’ve set...

Governor Mike Parson signed 'Will's Law' protections requiring schools to plan ahead and follow medical protocols when students suffer seizures in class.

The teams will meet up for four games next weekend in St. Louis.

Last night I was chatting with some friends about all the recent problems with air travel. This led to someone mentioning the lack of workers to fully staff flights and then to the usual denouement of conversations like this: "No one wants to work anymore. They just want to sit at home and collect unemployment/stimulus ...continue reading "We are at full employment, more or less"

A couple was shot multiple times just south of Busch Stadium after a man attempted to steal their SUV. The man died at the scene, police said.

The stifling temperatures will linger after the fireworks smoke clears. Tuesday's temperature could hit 100 degrees, with a heat index of 108.

A CBC High School grad and member of the school's state championship-winning football team was killed in a double shooting overnight in Downtown St. Louis.

The 33rd annual Carondelet Summer Concerts in the Park.   All concerts are free to attend.  Food and drinks will be available for purchase, or

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Fair St. Louis definitely had a better day two on Sunday without the showers dampening things as they did on Saturday.

From fairs to fireworks, the Fourth of July weekend is back in full swing in St. Louis. The fair has a new look this year, moving from the grounds of the Gateway Arch to Kiener Plaza and Ballpark Village. Now that the weather has cleared up, fair officials expect a very busy night ahead.