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Here are reporter Valerie Schremp Hahn's five most memorable stories from 2021.

The organization behind Proposition R announced they would no longer push for a rushed enforcement of the proposition’s redistricting provisions in this cycle, marking a complete reversal of their earlier intentions.

Were you paying attention in 2021? Let's test your knowledge.…

The rapidly spreading Omicron variant of COVID-19 has forced some Broadway shows to temporarily close, or even shutter for good.  However, David Byrne is using the situation to take his…

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Congresswoman Cori Bush (MO-01), Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14) sent a letter to Amazon’s Executive Chairman, Jeff Bezos, and its President and CEO, Andy Jassy, demanding answers about the circumstances that led to the death of…

In addition to naming more new partners than a year ago, the firm's selections include attorneys in seven states — up from just two a year ago. Here's a look at the five new partners from the firm's Clayton office.

Many grocery stores are closed on Christmas Day in the St. Louis area. But we did find a couple open for those last-minute holiday needs!

Whether you take it down on Dec. 26 or leave it glowing until after Jan. 1, the end result is the same: you have to dispose of it somehow

Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant reunited with acclaimed country-bluegrass artist Alison Krauss in 2021 to record a new collaborative album titled Raise the Roof, a follow-up to their Grammy-winning 2007 duets…

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While much attention has been paid to the city’s updates to police, fire, and EMS call centers, 911 has been undergoing a quiet revolution on the local, state, and national levels. And in St. Louis County, updates are on the horizon.

If it seems like COVID-19 has killed the modern office, maybe we need to go in the opposite direction for St. Louis’ largest office building.

A cardiology practice with six local clinics specializing in vein problems is expanding into the Metro East.

In one week, omicron went from showing up in 2 treatment centers to 15 of 63 wastewater samples tested.

Between the continued Covid-19 pandemic and labor shortages, restaurants continued to struggle in 2021 — with many closing their doors for good. But others persevered and opened new projects. Here's a look at the year in restaurants, plus a peek at what's to come in 2022.