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Just days after a city building inspector resigned amid a federal investigation, allegations of corruption continue to shake the St. Louis City Building Division. Now, a former tenant is coming forward with new allegations.

Want to make sure you have control over who gets your property after death? A St. Louis County program makes it easy.

A couple of weeks back, we discussed the implosion of startup company Embodied and the resulting bricking of its $800 “emotional support” robots designed for children. Like many other stories about IoT-type products, the post focused on how these robots would cease functioning as designed once the backend support infrastructure for the shuttered business was […]

LAS VEGAS (NEXSTAR) - It's finally time for the glitter, noisemakers, and champagne! Whether you're going out on the town or cozying up on your couch, the countdown to 2025 starts right here! Beginning at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET, #Coast2CoastNYE Countdown to 2025 will be streaming live and commercial-free on this website all night [...]

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has taken over an investigation of a pedestrian that was struck and killed in St. Louis County Monday evening.

From a financial and fiscal perspective, 2024 was a great year for the city of St. Louis.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Mickey Kaus on the "working class struggle": All for downsizing the bureaucracies, but this seems like BS. Long term trends have shifted the balance against the working class 1) Increasing returns to skill/education 2) Trade (unskilled labor performed abroad) and 3) Immigration (unskilled labor comes here). Maybe AI will… https://t.co/90qGy1cpMB — Mickey ...continue reading "The “working class struggle” is a myth"

A fast-food chicken restaurant has permanently shuttered one of its St. Louis-area locations, one of two to recently close in Missouri.

The Madison County Coroner's Office has identified the victim who was hit and killed while riding a motorized bicycle over the weekend in Alton.

This year, there is a new statewide ban for celebratory gunfire under Blair's Law, which is named after a Kansas City girl killed by a stray bullet in 2011.

The driver of the car told police he stopped to let other pedestrians cross at the intersection but didn’t see the pair.

As the world mourns the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, so does a St. Louis area man who said he may owe his life to him. 

St. Louis Metropolitan Police are reminding residents to ring in the new year safely without celebratory gunfire.