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Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]

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Some Kirkwood leaders say they want to update the city's noise ordinance, aiming to crack down on noisy downtown businesses.

According to curators, it’s the first time any museum has ever focused on the works women Impressionists painted outdoors.

The idea is to try whiskies you’ve never had before and find new ones to enjoy. The sample sizes are small, but that way you can try more whiskey.

ST. LOUIS - Police detained a person of interest early Tuesday in connection with a string of burglaries in St. Louis. According to St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department spokesperson Mitch McCoy, an officer spotted and detained a person of interest overnight in Soulard near 9th St. and Allen Avenue. Detectives are continuing their investigation. Police [...]

A state task force created by Gov. Mike Kehoe to recommend changes to Missouri’s child welfare system convened for five hours Monday to begin  developing clearer common standards for determining whether a child is safe that can be used by abuse and neglect investigators, the courts, juvenile officers and others across the state. The Missouri […]

Angelynn E. Mock, 48, previously pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree felony murder in the 2025 death of Anita L. Avers.

I am riding on the front of a train barreling into a distant land. Physically, I am at home, in an inflatable pool cushioned by warm water, entering birthland. As my son emerges, I am in awe. We are surrounded by nothing but love: my husband, my certified nurse midwife (CNM), and doula. I feel whole, and present. […]

As DNA mapping becomes more advanced and genetic research becomes more accessible, conversations about what it means to share genetic data become more important. But for Black people in the United States, sharing and studying genetic data comes with a lot of baggage. St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Fentem reports on a St. Louis art show that focuses on the intersection of race and genetics.

ST. LOUIS - Very quiet weather continues across the region. Expect tons of sunshine again on Tuesday. We will be warming up. High temperatures will be back up around 80 F on Tuesday and in the mid to upper 80s on Wednesday. Another weak, dry cold front passes through into Thursday. It will stall the [...]

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Tulsa King is in for a change of scenery.The Sylvester Stallone-led series has been renewed for season 5 at Paramount+ and will be relocating from Oklahoma to New York City.Production…

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Headlines from the Oct. 6, 1926, front page include: Francis E. Nipher, noted scientist, dies in Kirkwood

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The Supreme Court's decision on a Colorado lawsuit against Exxon Mobil and Suncor could shape dozens of efforts to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate damages.