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St. Louis County went to check on a report of a suicidal person walking along the highway about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday on eastbound I-70, just east of the Blanchette Bridge.

"Trailside Farms" includes 383 single-family homes, 87 townhomes, a trail system, a baseball field, an outdoor skating rink and a War of 1812 memorial.

The City Museum in St. Louis has transformed into 'Fright at the Museum' offering Halloween-themed attractions and events now through October 26, including daily shows, skeleton performers, storytelling, two pop-up bars, and a new séance room.

Patrol officials said the wrong-way driver, who also was in an SUV, was headed south in the northbound lanes of 170. He was 88 years old and driving a 2017 Chevrolet Equinox. He lived in St. Louis.

It’s super curious how the folks most vocal about being cancelled or having their “Conservative viewpoints silenced” now own or control most major U.S. media companies. Almost as if their claims of being silenced have always been a bullshit ploy to dominate the discourse on the back of something other than the quality of their […]

A recent visit to Carondelet Park had many pleasant surprises.

Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]

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A federal judge could rule next on whether the machines constitute illegal gambling after years of inaction from Missouri politicians.

From St. Louis to St. Charles, the topic of data centers has generated debate and controversy. Here's a look at the key issues.

A former speaker of the Missouri House whose final year in office was dominated by allegations of misconduct is trying to become a judge in St. Louis County.  Dean Plocher, a Republican from Des Peres, is among the 17 applicants for the circuit judge vacancy in St. Louis County created when Thomas Albus was appointed […]

Union employees in the Cahokia Unit School District have been without a new contract for 38 days as negotiations between the union and the district continue to stall, with the union opposing the district's proposal to separate the three employee groups into separate contracts and district leaders arguing that the changes are long overdue and aim to improve student outcomes.

Questions around the decision giving a major tornado recovery contract to a newly formed firm continue.

Former food professionals donated more than 1,000 cookbooks to the school's culinary program.