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High expectations or predicting a sophomore slump? It was hard to say how City SC would perform in its second season. But fans say so far, so good.

With 13-year cicadas now swarming St. louis and 17-year cicadas emerging elsewhere, scientists are calling on all of us to go on a cicada safari to help them study this rare, natural phenomenon.

Sarah DeJaynes and her family have been searching for her son since he went missing on Mother’s Day. 

Marc Gardner was hospitalized after the 2022 crash, but he left the hospital before he could be arrested, police said.

The teacher allegedly said he should bring his gun to school while complaining about his students to another teacher, court documents show.

A 50-hour Democratic filibuster forced the Senate’s divided GOP majority to finally yield Wednesday evening, stalling a vote on a bill seeking to make it more difficult to amend Missouri’s constitution. Democrats have blocked all action in the Senate since Monday afternoon, demanding that the legislation be stripped of “ballot candy” that would bar non-citizens […]

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The brewer is “clawing its way back to where it was pre-April 2023,” an alcoholic beverage consultant said.

A former St. Louisan musician and multi-Grammy award winner is being remembered by many for his impact in the music world.

The SLSO will join John Legend on The Muny stage as he performs some of his greatest hits, like "Ordinary People," "Tonight" and "All of Me."

Most conversations about race and identity in the St. Louis region focus on Black and white residents, a binary that excludes one of the fastest growing populations in the area: the Asian and Asian American community. The Japanese American Citizens League - St. Louis and the St. Louis Pan Asian Collective have curated, “InVISIBLE: A Reclamation of the Asian Gaze,” a visual and literary arts exhibition that’s focused on sharing the diverse stories and experiences of those community members.

An outreach coordinator said, "Reverend Rice gave him a pair of shoes a week prior to the shooting. We try to build their friendship and try to help them."

St. Louis has suffered its share of negative depictions over the years. Universities across the nation teach that the problems associated with Pruitt-Igo’s 33, 11-story concrete buildings led to the federal government’s decision to stop funding high-rise public housing projects.

Too much of something is not always a good thing, and that is something St. Louis has been figuring out over the past several weeks with large amounts of rainfall.