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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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ST. LOUIS - An early morning fire damages a house in north St. Louis overnight Wednesday. The fire started just before 2 a.m. on Vernon Avenue in the Academy neighborhood. Firefighters also responded to a fire at that same house about five hours earlier. No one was injured in the fire. Fire investigators are searching [...]

I’ve written extensively that U.S. broadband is slow, spotty, and expensive thanks to regulatory capture and regional monopoly power. Republicans have propped up this broken status quo at every opportunity, routinely working to undermine state and federal consumer protection, while letting companies like AT&T and Comcast quite literally write terrible state and federal telecom law. […]

"I understand that there are rare, awful things happening," Dr. Heidi Miller said of illnesses suffered around St. Louis-area radioactive waste sites.

Southwest called Elliott’s request for a special meeting “unnecessary and inappropriate” due to the “extreme nature” of the hedge fund’s demands.

A former executive of a local charity is being accused of embezzling about $690,000 over more than a decade.

Backyard surveillance video catches the moment a 4-year-old is seen running away from a coyote chasing close behind her.

State agency seeks $14 million to address long wait times for Medicaid, food stamp applications The money could help Missouri avoid more fines and penalties from the federal government.

A lawyer for one of the three men charged with assaulting an off-duty cop called the allegations a "creative prosecutorial complaint" during a bond reduction hearing.

Once demolition and razing wraps up next April, the building of horizontal infrastructure, such as roads, sidewalks, parking, sidewalks and utility installation will begin.

At an appeal hearing, the St. Louis Board of Education confirmed their vote to terminate Scarlett after one year as superintendent.

The man was booked just hours earlier for allegedly driving while intoxicated.

FERGUSON, Mo. - The Ferguson Police Department has issued an endangered person advisory for a missing 45-year-old man and is searching for a 55-year-old woman who is a possible suspect. Police are searching for Noah Hardy, 45, who was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic and is known to abuse drugs. The advisory was issued after an [...]

As ballot measure campaigns fill the airwaves with seven-figure ad wars alongside Missouri’s U.S. Senate race, the state seems about to experience the cheapest campaign in years for other statewide offices. On Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, the Republican nominee for governor, reported raising about $760,000 during September for his campaign committee and another $1.3 […]

Major campaigns supporting and opposing Amendment 3 have devoted little public messaging to the proposed fetal viability standard as Election Day approaches.

In this fun episode of 'Arch Eats,' hosts George and Cheryl tackle the most commonly mispronounced restaurant names in St. Louis. Get pronunciation tips and learn about the best dishes from these spots—a must-listen for St. Louis foodies.

The revelation surfaced Tuesday at the inaugural meeting of a Missouri House special interim committee that is focused on the impacts of nuclear weapons testing programs in the state.