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D’Mon Ward, 42, lived in the 3300 block of Locust Street in St. Louis.

Stories of Black residential displacement in St. Louis County are not hard to come by. Meacham Park. Brentwood Promenade. Downtown Clayton. One of these stories—the one still playing out here in Maplewood—is a little harder to place a label on, but in the end, its outcome may be no less drastic. Today, the U.S. Census […]

Honor Awards 2024 features new artwork by ten regional artists who received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 juried exhibits at Art Saint Louis. Honor Awards 2024 will show in […]

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Things aren’t too exciting if you’re a telecom executive right now. All the hype in tech is singularly fixated on the more headline catching, stock fluffing, and usually very broken aspects of “AI.” 5G, hyped as a transformative world changing tech by overly eager telecom marketing departments, wound up being a consumer dud that users […]

If you are a Sam’s Club Plus member you will soon see a change in the perks you get.

(WJET/WFXP) — Boeing has agreed in principle to a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) which includes a guilty plea to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. This charge is in connection to the company misleading the FAA during its evaluation of the 737 MAX. The plea deal also includes Boeing paying the maximum [...]

A state law is making it harder for people in Missouri prisons to reenter society and resume their lives.

The Emmons family is part of an effort by descendants worldwide to recover artwork taken by the Nazis during World War II.

The restaurant, at 400 North Euclid Avenue, previously had locations in the Delmar Loop, downtown, Kirkwood and Washington D.C., but all have since closed.

St. Louis' history with stained glass keeps the demand up, studio owners say.

ST. LOUIS - It's been a violent several days in St. Louis City. The most recent shooting happened near the Horseshoe Casino downtown on North Second Street, as a man is suffering from critical injuries. The incident happened around 2:30 Monday morning. District four officers are investigating. This follows a violent weekend across St. Louis [...]

Police said they were looking into whether the burglaries were connected.

The settlement came after a court-appointed commission sided with the casino and said it only needed to pay a fraction of what the levee district tried to charge.

FLORISSANT, Mo. - Florissant police are searching for suspects Monday morning after multiple overnight business break-ins. Florissant police confirm that at least six business break-ins happened along New Halls Ferry and Lindbergh in the span of about half an hour overnight Monday morning. Florissant police say this whole episode started with a break-in at Brennan's [...]

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has nearly completed work on a backlog of requests for records submitted to his office by the public last year.  That means work can finally begin processing requests submitted this year.  The 2023 requests were initially supposed to be completed by May. But a spokeswoman for the attorney general said […]

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