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In addition to the mayoral race, St. Louis voters will decide who moves forward in the comptroller and Board of Aldermen elections.

ST. LOUIS -- The polls close at 7 p.m. Tuesday for the St. Louis primary election. Voters in St. Louis choose between four candidates for mayor using an approval voting system: incumbent Tishaura Jones, Cara Spencer, Mike Butler, and Andrew Jones. Key Election Details Check back after 7 p.m. for live election results.

Looking for somewhere to celebrate Mardi Gras that will still get you to work the next day? We've got you. Hang out, drink a few beers, and watch some amazing […]

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But when Basler was diagnosed with an incurable type of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, the restaurant and school decided the money raised at this year’s Mardi Gras should go to the high school teacher who has worked to update a weight room.

"No matter where we set up, Taste of St. Louis is all about great food, great people and great memories," the festival said in its moving announcement.

Okay, people. You keep asking me, “Mike, but what should we do?” I am going to condescend to you now, about what you should do. The only resistance worth a damn is the one where you stop calculating the odds and start living your truth without reservation. What separates the merely clever from the genuinely […]

McDONALD COUNTY, Mo. — The McDonald County prosecutor has dropped charges against a woman who had been accused of obstructing law enforcement and tampering with evidence. Emily Flatt, a case worker with Missouri Baptist Children's Home, was charged last November after authorities say she refused to give them information on two teenage girls who were [...]

After years in downtown St. Louis, organizers of the Taste of St. Louis announced last week that the festival would be relocating to Clayton.

A stainless-steel tank worth tens of thousands of dollars was stolen Tuesday from a north St. Louis pipe fabrication and installation business.

The latest data from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) confirms the St. Louis region remains home to the most efficient inland port district in the nation based on tons moved per river mile in 2022, the most recent year numbers are available. The data reveals that, in 2022, the St. Louis region’s barge […]

FOX 2 is now streaming live on Amazon Fire, Roku, and Apple TV, allowing viewers to watch their favorite programs and exclusive shows, as well as newscasts live on their website and mobile app.

Metallica will be paying tribute to late singer and actress Marianne Faithfull on the latest episode of their weekly podcast, The Metallica Report. The metal legends worked with Faithfull, who died in…

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Councilman Dennis Hancock said he wants details on how much it will cost to install fire sprinklers by the end of 2027 as required by Clayton fire code.

Join us for a screening and panel discussion of “Vision.” The film follows Louis, a 17-year-old visual artist from North St. Louis who meets a mysterious man who gives him […]

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SPRINGFIELD — Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS), a leading Catholic health ministry with operations in Illinois and Wisconsin, announced today that Kelley Kostich, Ph.D., RN, NE-BC, has been named System Vice President, Chief Nursing Executive. She will join HSHS on March 31. HSHS has a location in O'Fallon, IL. In this role, Kostich will oversee system nursing practice, nursing standardization, clinical education and St. John’s College of Nursing in Springfield. Kostich is an exceptional nursing executive with depth of experience on the clinical and executive sides. She joins HSHS from Detroit Medical Center (DMC) Children’s Hospital of Michigan (CHM) in Detroit, Michigan, the flagship children’s hospital for Tenet Healthcare, where she serves as the Chief Nursing Officer. Her previous experience includes serving in St. Louis, Missouri, as Administrative Director of Nursing Operations (Neonatal Services) for SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s

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ALTON - Community leaders will gather in Alton for a rally against gun violence. At 12 p.m. on Thursday, March 6, 2025, community members are invited to the 1200 block of Central Avenue in Alton to talk about gun violence in the community and listen to speeches by young people and elected officials. “We just want to let the community know that their safety is of utmost importance and let those who are actually involved in these shootings know that it’s not going to be tolerated within our community,” said Alderwoman Rosetta Brown. “Thursday is going to be a great coming together.” Brown, Alderwoman for the Fourth Ward, has collaborated with Abe Lee Barham to organize the rally. Barham pointed to a recent shooting near a bus stop as evidence that gun violence is a major issue in Alton. He noted that while there were no injuries, there were still consequences. “Fortunately, no one got shot or killed, which is a blessing,” he said.

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The move from city officials comes as St. Louis voters head to the polls, and as a mayoral challenger's PAC gets $10,000 from a bank with interest in the land.