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The political action committee set up to advocate for Gov. Mike Parson accepted an illegal contribution of $150,000 last year from an out-of-state group. In a consent order filed this …

Employees have until Jan. 4 to get their final shot in order to be fully vaccinated by Jan. 18.

The futuristic, sustainability-focused legacy of the late American architect Buckminster Fuller lives on, including in the St. Louis region. Hundreds of people stopped by SIUE’s Fuller Dome last week to take a spin in a replica of Fuller’s 1933-built Dymaxion Car.

Police tell gun owners to never leave them loose in a vehicle

The magnitude 4 earthquake was centered near Poplar Bluff. It was felt as far away as Jefferson City and Memphis, Tennessee.

Wacky flowchart incoming!

The university has received funding from the charitable arm of one of the nation's largest companies to provide scholarships to students and help diversify the workforce in an emerging health care field.

They recommend a $3 an hour increase to help recruit and retain corrections officers and case workers at the troubled facility.

In the age of texting, TikTok and social media, parents try to find balance between letting kids learn for themselves and protecting them from a big mistake.

The charges are in addition to those that Perez Reed, 26, already faces in four fatal shootings in St. Louis County and city.

The Brass Rail Steakhouse does Thanksgiving big —and all for those in need.

As I was planning out my short drive between Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, I spotted a town slightly off the interstate named Washington Court House. That sounds interesting, I thought, I wonder if there’s a nice courthouse there. Google Street… Continue Reading →

Convenience for the restaurant sometimes doesn't equate to convenience for the customer.

The dark, lager-style beer hasn't been produced in more than 115 years.

"Dogs on the Trail" is a love letter, in words and beautiful pictures, to Ugly Dogs old and new.

Missouri’s COVID-19 death toll increased by more than 20 percent Thursday afternoon, to more than 15,000 fatalities. The 2,771 deaths added to the report aren’t news to local health departments. They have been frustrated for months by the Department of Health and Senior Services’ unwillingness to recognize deaths where the patient’s diagnosis was confirmed by […]

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"They could simply change the name, but they would rather hold out in the hopes that ‘the noise’ will go away"