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The St. Louis Cardinals' series finale against the Arizona Diamondbacks was postponed Thursday due to inclement weather at Busch Stadium.

The Key STL presents Infinite Bachata on Thursday, May 28th! Classes are a blend of 40 percent Salsa, 40 percent Bachata and 20% everything else. All levels are welcome ((primarily […]

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ST. LOUIS — A man was fatally shot Thursday afternoon in the city's Vandeventer neighborhood, police said.

Norman Hardieway is at least the 25th juvenile to be shot this year in St. Louis, and the second to die.

More than a year after the May 16, 2025, tornado devastated north St. Louis, a storm survivor who stepped up to serve his community is still making a difference.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting in the city’s Vandeventer neighborhood.

Dust off your flip phones and cue the dial-up tone. Hidden Gem is turning back the clock with its newest immersive pop-up experience, Y2K, Baby!, a high-gloss, low-rise, fully nostalgic […]

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The weekly update on drought status shows most of Missouri free of any abnormally dry or drought conditions.

Due to stormy weather rolling through the St. Louis area, the Missouri Botanical Garden is closing its "Patterns in Nature: LightForm" exhibit for Thursday evening.

CAHOKIA HEIGHTS - State Representative Kevin Schmidt (R-Millstadt) is highlighting a new law he helped pass that reduces prescription drug costs, increases accountability for pharmacy middlemen, known as pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), and delivers vital support to both rural and medically underserved pharmacies across the 114th District. Representative Kevin Schmidt was Co-Sponsor and helped pass the Prescription Drug Affordability Act (Public Act 104-0027), which puts patients first

A man accused of stealing and tampering with gift cards at six retail stores across St. Charles County in a matter of hours is facing multiple felony charges after investigators tracked his movements Tuesday.

ALTON – The City of Alton is facing fines of over $13,000 from the Illinois Comptroller’s Office over financial reports that were due nearly nine months ago. The issue was raised by Alderman Michael Velloff, who cited a “Fine Notification” from the Illinois Comptroller’s Office included in the Alton City Council’s meeting packet for June 24, 2026. The city is currently facing a growing fine of over $13,650 regarding “delinquent Annual Financial Reports”