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Free article: Organizations are organizing food drives, donating proceeds from sales and offering volunteers to prepare for the loss of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program beginning Saturday.

An administrative law judge fired last year won’t be reinstated and another who took a pay cut while on active military duty won’t win back his lost salary, a Cole County judge decided. In a ruling issued Oct. 23, Circuit Judge Cotton Walker said administrative law judges, who work in the Division of Workers’ Compensation […]

If you're looking for a spooky adventure this Halloween season, look no further than McPike Mansion in Alton, Illinois.

While “AI” certainly has some useful applications, a lot of the folks in charge of the trajectory of LLMs clearly want to use it to build a giant, badly automated ouroboros of lazy internet slop that shits out ad money without the need for pesky labor. You see this most profoundly in media, where a […]

The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the eastbound Route 370 exit ramp to Missouri Bottom Road for one week for pavement repairs, weather permitting.

ST. LOUIS - The Power of Two is live in your neighborhood, Holly Hills. In honor of Halloween, FOX 2’s Ty Hawkins and Margie Ellisor traveled to the south St. Louis neighborhood to see how residents are celebrating the spooky season. Visit FOX 2’s YouTube channel to check out the locations the duo visited while [...]

Millions nationwide could be cut off from access to government food assistance Saturday due to the shutdown, including those who are pregnant or have babies and young children. That possibility brings back a lot of difficult memories for Lynlee Lord, a mom of three in rural Idaho. In 2014, when Lord was 24, her partner […]

Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]

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Thousands of trick-or-treaters will go door-to-door Friday across the St. Louis region, dressed in costumes and ready to fill their bags with candy. But some may need to earn their tasty treats with a sense of humor.

City leaders disagree over who should appoint an interim sheriff and are digging up decades-old legal memos and cases to prove their cases.

A growing number of people are taking Meta to small claims court to try to recoup losses and their accounts.

A man was killed in a shooting Thursday evening in north St. Louis, and an investigation into the incident is ongoing.

A man was killed after being struck by a vehicle Thursday night in Mehlville, and an investigation into the crash is ongoing.

ST. LOUIS - No injuries were reported after an overnight house fire Friday morning in north St. Louis. The fire broke out on Holly Avenue in north St. Louis. Fire and smoke could be seen from the the third floor of a multi-family house. No injuries were reported in the fire.

MADISON COUNTY, Ill. - No injuries were reported after a neighbor alerted a woman of a fire in her garage overnight Friday in Glen Carbon. The fire broke out around 2 a.m. on Meridian Road in Glen Carbon. Officials say a man who lived across the street saw smoke coming from his neighbor's garage, alerted [...]

For many of the men who caravanned for hours in buses and cars to Washington, D.C., for the 1995 Million Man March, the event marked an attempt toward a modern Harlem Renaissance, also known as “the New Negro Movement.” To view the renaissance only as an intellectual and cultural cause misses the point. It meant […]

This morning, two very different deep dives on stories with a lot of legs: STLPR's Brian Munoz talks to Missouri's Attorney General about the latest on the St. Louis sheriff saga, and Kate Grumke goes exploring for native tarantulas.