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A house was damaged by a fire early Tuesday morning in south St. Louis, with the cause and extent of the damage as of yet unknown.

From Wash U. Sam Fox School: Associate Professor Chandler Ahrens has been named chair of graduate architecture in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, effective July 1, 2025. “I am delighted to have Chandler step into this role,” Aki Ishida, director of the Graduate School of […]

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Amazon workers are gearing up for Prime Day, which runs from Tuesday to Friday, offering up to 50% off on a wide range of items, with a focus on safety and speed in its delivery operations.

Alfred Montgomery’s path to the sheriff’s office started decades ago in north St. Louis. Claims about his background and college degrees don’t always check out.

The new policy was an effort by police to curb juvenile-orchestrated chaos downtown over the holiday weekend.

From Zonda: We’ve moved from a market where consumers have few housing options, to one where many are spoiled for choice. On the resale front, supply has notably increased. Today, 60% of the top markets boast more inventory than they did in 2019. The rental market, particularly in Sunbelt areas, has also seen a surge […]

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Paging through them is like discovering a new (old) culinary world.

Just days after Congress cut federal funding to states, Mike Kehoe is poised to sign legislation projected to reduce state revenue by as much as a half-billion dollars annually.

The measure would only allow abortions in rare case of medical emergencies, fetal anomalies and rape or incest within 12 weeks of gestational age.

And multi-agency finger-pointing has not provided clarity about why the meat wasn’t donated or what finally became of the deceased geese.

"We are no longer the little bedroom community for O'Fallon — we're becoming O'Fallon," one Dardenne Prairie resident said.

Staff deserve a voice in the decisions to relocate tornado-damaged schools announced by Superintendent Millicent Borishade, the leaders say.

The front-page headlines in the last few days have been jarring: “Medicaid Cuts May Force Retirees out of Nursing Homes.” While much of the battle over Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” tax bill for billionaires is theoretical to many of us who’ve always had health insurance and coverage for things like rehab and even nursing homes, […]

ST. LOUIS - This week, the St. Louis area will experience a classic summer feel with hot and humid conditions. We’ll also see several chances for storms. Scattered storms are expected Tuesday afternoon and evening over the St. Louis region. Some could be strong to severe, bringing heavy rain and some potentially damaging wind gusts. [...]

“We thought it was a normal thunderstorm,” Lilly Kummerfeld said. “We didn't know about any of the destruction or the horrible things happening at that moment.”

St. Louis Shakespeare Festival will head to the St. Louis Zoo where actors will perform a kid-friendly adaptation of “Romeo and Juliet” …with animal puppets.

Bryan Adams will release his 17th studio album, Roll With the Punches, on Aug. 29, and to celebrate he’s announced a string of special club shows in England.In a post on…

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