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One man has died in a single car crash in St. Charles County Monday afternoon.

FOX 2’s reporting on a Festus chimpanzee compound not only captured the interest of a national docuseries, but it also has a U.S. Senator taking action.

A wealth of information has been uncovered surrounding a pond in a south St. Louis park that can't hold water.

Summer is nearing its end, but the heat seems to be sticking around, leading to many extracurriculars being cancelled. With the high temperatures, St. Louis residents are gathering in and around the refreshing waters of local parks.

Those who work on the annual "Q in the Lou" barbeque festival in the City of St. Louis say the event has been canceled due to a lack of support.

The school bus company that abruptly dropped Saint Louis Public Schools is having issues in other states as well.

A planned family lunch turned into a tragedy at the Rice House restaurant in Florissant Monday.

Maplewood Planning and Zoning on September 4 at 6pm in the city council chambers will hear residents’ comments and vote on rezoning an empty lot at 7443 Hazel Avenue from single family residential to community business district. The results of the vote will go as a recommendation to city council, which will consider the same […]

Pew has a new report out today about the values and policy opinions of Trump and Harris voters. As you'd expect, they disagree widely on everything. Except for Social Security: Nobody—not Democrats, not Republicans, not independents—wants Social Security touched even slightly. It's still the third rail of American politics.

From Axios: House Republicans are furious about being forced into a last-minute Biden impeachment vote — which they say could hurt their campaigns, top GOP sources tell Axios. Even leadership doesn't want it. But just one member can force a vote.... With Congress stuck in D.C. next month to hammer out a short-term funding deal, ...continue reading "It’s finally time to impeach Joe Biden"

One mom was so frustrated with the transportation issues that her son was facing that she decided to change his school.

This is from a research letter in JAMA today: Average temperatures in the US have gone up 2°F since 2000. That might not seem like much, but when the average increases a little the tail of the bell curve increases a lot. In the past decade, that small increase in average temps has caused the ...continue reading "Raw data: Heat-related deaths in the US"

The company's co-owners said Brown's family designed these shirts.