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A few storms could be strong late this afternoon into the early evening, mainly south of St. Louis.

The former governor’s campaign didn’t obtain official approval for filming, KCPD spokeswoman Capt. Leslie Foreman said Saturday.

Enthusiasts of the Volkswagen Type 2 Transporter campers and buses gathered Saturday on The Hill to celebrate club hangout and garage "das Bushaus."

Tamar Adler's brother was hit by a truck and rushed to St. Louis Children's Hospital. While there, a special person inspired her to help other kids in the hospital.

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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Jane Dueker said Friday she would soon deregister as a lobbyist in order to form her own campaign committee.

A newly released map shows radioactivity at West Lake Landfill extending right up to and slightly beyond, the Superfund site's fence line.

On Wednesday I wrote a post saying we didn't have a housing shortage. I got a lot of pushback on that, so I figured I'd take a deeper look. The result is a big pile of charts. Basically, it's everything I could think of related to housing with no cherry picking and no game playing. ...continue reading "Here’s a long, boring look at the housing market"

A spokesperson for the St. Louis Fire Department said the initial call for the fire was placed around 1 p.m. by someone who smelled smoke inside a home.

After pandemic-related hiatus, festival again fills St. Louis' Forest Park with educational opportunities and even a little dancing.

CINCINNATI — Dakota Hudson pitched 6 2/3 innings of one-hit ball, Paul Goldschmidt drove in two runs with a sixth-inning double and the St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 5-0. It is the 11th straight loss for the injury-plagued Reds. Hudson entered the game with a 7.71 ERA, but limited Cincinnati to two hits. The Reds [...]

The St. Louis restaurant industry is banding together to support three of its own following a Saturday afternoon fire that tore through three homes in the city's Ellendale neighborhood. Of the three houses involved in the blaze, one was owned by Harrison Massie, general manager of the popular south city bar Small Change (2800 Indiana Avenue). Massie lived at the house with his wife, Sandra Manzoni and their friend, Eli Chang.

Gun violence has taken the lives of many in St. Louis. Today an organization held a day to remember those who lost their lives and to support the living who are also victims.