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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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Letters, I get letters.  Not really but I do get phone calls, texts and emails.  I thought that followers of this space might enjoy this recent exchange I had with Gary Luebke. On April 20 at 3:05 PM, Gary wrote: Hello Doug, I have read a number of your articles on the history of Maplewood […]

Former Gov. Eric Greitens' attorney said Greitens wants access to his ex-wife's phone records to prove that the abuse allegations of Sheena and his kids were leaked to the press. 

The 3-year-old boy was grazed in the neck and taken to the hospital for treatment. Police said he was in stable condition.

"Frankly, I think it's disgusting that they're picking on trans youth," said Michaela Kraemer with Metro Trans Umbrella Group.

Neighbors said a growing tent encamptment is growing along the banks of the River Des Peres.

The parking situation at St. Louis Lambert Airport is about to improve. If you ask people about what needs to be improved at the airport, one item is consistently No. 1.

A couple of days ago Vox published a trend piece about how young Gen Z folks "have created an abundance of memes and pithy commentary about their generational disillusionment toward work. The jokes, which correspond with the rise of anti-work ideology online, range from shallow and shameless (“Rich housewife is the goal”) to candid and ...continue reading "Gen Z loves to work"

St. Louis 12th Ward Alderman Bill Stephens found himself addressing the same situation Tuesday as Monday: more complaints about a homeless camp in south St. Louis.  

When it comes to fan-created video games utilizing established IP, the vast majority of instances tend to result in a narrow set of responses from the original creators or publishers. The Nintendo route is to go fully nuclear as often and immediately as possible, destroying any and all attempts. Take 2 follows a similar path, […]

The St. Louis County Council voted Tuesday night to demolish the former Jamestown Mall, using money from the American Rescue Plan Act. It was a unanimous vote, besides one council member who was absent from the meeting.

Citizens in Hazelwood sued the Robertson Fire Protection District in north St. Louis County, accusing board members of wasting their tax dollars.

Okawville residents living in a four-block area were surprised when police asked them to leave their homes Monday night.

A homeowner in west St. Louis County alleged criminals went through an open garage door and stole her car early Tuesday morning.

Supporters of the only attempt to add money to the state’s record operating budget during Senate debate Tuesday also complained loudest that the state is spending too much. As the chamber worked through 13 bills spending $45.1 billion in the coming fiscal year, members of the conservative caucus often voted against the bills but offered […]

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Some employees didn't know that only the northern bathroom was a tornado shelter, so they took cover in the restroom on the southern end instead.