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Who wins by making people in prison pay more to talk to their families on the phone? Is that really boosting public safety?

Art Saint Louis is pleased to announce our Fall 2024 exhibition, “Memento Mori,” on view September 14-October 17, 2024 at our newly relocated Art Saint Louis Gallery at 2801 Locust […]

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Donald A. Pierce Jr told investigators he jumped in the water to try to save his wife but couldn't do anything. He also told investigators he never called 911.

The Missouri Sheriffs’ Retirement System last month made a $30,000 investment, hoping for a big return if voters approve a ballot measure imposing a $3 fee on court cases to fund the system’s pensions. The $30,000 contribution to the Committee to Ensure a Future for Sheriffs & Prosecutors, the committee promoting Amendment 6 on the […]

The deadly shooting happened at about 5 p.m. on Wensley Road.

U.S. wireless giant T-Mobile gets hacked a lot. In fact, the company has been hacked eight times in the last five years, with several of the intrusions exposing the sensitive personal data of millions of T-Mobile customers. The last hack, revealed in a 2023 SEC filing, exposed the names, addresses, social security numbers, and other […]

City's effort to preserve the historic structure — asking court to give it ownership of Railway Exchange — marks one of most proactive preservation efforts by city officials in decades.

A cyclist was fatally struck by a driver who was later cited for DUI in Livingston on Tuesday evening, with the roadway remaining closed for several hours while police investigated.

The trip was facilitated by the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which has been designated a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Col. DeAndre Davis, a St. Louis native and former Vashon High basketball coach, resigned Monday according to multiple SLPS staff members.

Ashley T. Johnson, the first woman to head the FBI's St. Louis office, learned diligence in investigating a man's killing, purportedly by police, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

SLDC said its executives would make the final recommendations on large grants. Comptroller Darlene Green says it needs to say how it came up with that.

Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled a plan Tuesday that would strengthen Medicare coverage to include long-term care for seniors in their homes, tackling one of the biggest challenges in U.S. health care. The Democratic presidential nominee revealed the proposal while on “The View” — one of several high-profile media appearances this week as she and […]

When you walk into the back entrance of Independence Towers, you’re met with a foyer filled with dust, debris and cobwebs. Two rust-coated elevators loom against the back wall. Peeling paint and caution tape line the dirt-ridden hallways on either side. Diasha White said it wasn’t always like this. She’s lived in the building for […]

A house in Cahokia Heights caught fire overnight, with firefighters battling the flames and no reports of injuries.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture gave out food insecure cost-share grants to 17 projects across the state. Groups received funding up to $50,000.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is set to speak at the Reclaiming Vacant Properties 2024 Conference, which will focus on vacant properties and the city's efforts to hold owners accountable for maintaining their properties.

As temperatures begin to slightly drop, it's a reminder that Halloween is just around the corner. But there's no tricks around here—St. Louis and surrounding areas have plenty to do this month.

On October 31, the award-winning mixologist and artist will host an art viewing, followed by a ticketed cocktail pairing as part of her Paper Crane pop-up series.