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Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The St. Louis metro area unemployment rate hit 3.7% last month, according to data released by the state on Wednesday.

A 17-year-old boy and 19-year-old man are in custody in the fatal shooting of a cab driver in St. Louis County. Four people are now accused in the crime.

CARROLLTON - Members and friends of the Carrollton United Methodist Church are showing a huge heart for the children of Ukraine through the United Nations Children’s Relief Fund (UNICEF). Led by Larry Gillingham, the Carrollton United Methodist Church will sponsor a baked potato bar Sunday, May 1, 2022, at the Church Fellowship Hall from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. A free-will offering will be accepted with proceeds going to support the children of Ukraine through the United Nations Children’s Relief Fund – UNICEF. Gillingham said menu items include baked potatoes with a variety of hot and cold toppings, a relish tray, build-it-yourself ham sandwiches, homemade desserts, and a choice of drinks. The Church and Fellowship Hall is located on the corner of Maple Street and Highway 67 in Carrollton. “Everyone is cordially invited to attend,” Gillingham said. “It is special to us because we wanted to do something to support the Ukraine children. This has always

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Enjoy St. Louis Cardinal baseball at Busch Stadium.

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When state Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder was 18 and struggling to raise a baby, she applied for federal food assistance to help her get back on her feet.  “I can cook a pot of beans and cornbread and make that last a couple of days,” Rehder, R-Sikeston, said during Monday’s Senate debate.  But some people […]

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How's the economy doing? Inflation is up, but other than that GDP is growing; unemployment is down; consumption is high; investment is strong; corporate earnings are good; and businesses are growing. Here are the latest numbers for that: About 80% of job gains come from expanding businesses. Ditto for job losses. The other 20% come ...continue reading "Net job gains were up yet again last year"

TCARE, which has emerged as one of St. Louis' fastest startups, has turned to a former Centene Corp. executive to take on a new leadership role.

Some of the best schools in Missouri are located in the St. Louis and Kansas City areas.

Club member LaiJeon Williams and St. Louis Internship participant Angelia Viviano each won $1,000 scholarships for volunteerism and leadership.

Claire, our final Blues Junior Reporter, wrapped up the series by talking to Torey Krug about what you need to know about getting in to competitive sports and the inside scoop on his teammates!

Take a load off and take in the views on a relaxing daytime cruise that shows St. Louis from the river that built it. Narrated

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The Kansas City Police Department is conducting a criminal investigation of the Friday ride-along by former Gov. Eric Greitens as a possible violation of a 1940s law enacted to root out political corruption linked to notorious political boss Tom Pendergast. All the department’s records surrounding the ride-along are closed because they are now part of […]

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St. Louis nonprofit LaunchCode has been helping Missouri inmates learn computer programming skills since 2018. The program has since evolved and expanded — and graduates who have been released have already begun to find jobs; LaunchCode’s Vice President of Impact Haley Shoaf says this is just the beginning.