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The initial belief that the Israel-Palestine conflict would play a major role in the upcoming 1st Congressional District race seems to be playing out.

Arnold Britt has been charged with felony theft in connection with a wallet missing from the scene of a four-fatality crash in February 2023.

A Hazelwood man is in custody for allegedly shooting at a passing vehicle last month.

[SPOILER ALERT] Bruce Springsteen made a guest appearance on TV this weekend, turning up on the penultimate episode of the Larry David comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm.In the Sunday, March 31, episode, titled “Ken/Kendra,” Larry dines with…

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If you’re excited about freshening up your home, the porch is an excellent place to start.

On Monday, April 8, St. Louis will experience what some are calling to be the astronomical event of the decade — the Great American Eclipse. From 1:55 to 2:04 p.m., the moon will block out nearly 99 percent of the sun in St. Louis, giving the city a true eclipse experience. And if you’re looking for the ultimate viewing location, what better spot than the middle of the Mississippi River?

The Whitaker Music Festival will be held every Wednesday from May 29 through July 31.

The St. Louis County Circuit Court has issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of breaking into an Overland HVAC business earlier this year.

The St. Louis Business Journal has selected 10 honorees as part of the 2024 HR Awards program, now in its sixth year.

Early last month, a video of a teen brutally beating 16-year-old Kaylee Gain and pounding her head against the pavement went viral, prompting nationwide outrage fueled by conservative social media accounts.  The video, shot near Hazelwood East High School, where Gain and her assailant are both students, appears to have been first widely circulated by the right-wing social media presence “Libs of TikTok” which is famous for its conspiracy theories and rage bait.  Now Gain’s assailant faces a hearing in juvenile court, police have referred eight others for possible charges in connection with the fight and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched an investigation into the school district.

Elon Musk claims to be a “free speech absolutist,” but almost every time we look more closely at that claim, we discover that he’s one of the most censorial, free speech suppressors around. He just got called out by a judge for filing a SLAPP suit seeking to punish an organization for its speech. And […]

A St. Louis mom discovered that there was an artist named Suzie Zuzek who inspired and created thousands of designs for Lilly Pulitzer.

Eric Clapton has announced his first U.S. tour dates for 2024. The three-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is set to play three shows in California this fall: October 8 in…

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Former tenants say Vivek Malik didn’t keep his properties up despite accepting rent from federal housing vouchers. He now uses the name Malek.

In news that all St. Louisans who care about the physical well-being of their vehicles and bodies desperately wish was just an April Fool's joke, the Loop Trolley has lurched to life again today to begin operator training for the 2024 season as a weary metro braces for impact. While we can all agree that training the poor fools doomed to pilot St. Louis' most whimsical parked-car-bashing machine is an excellent idea — something obviously needs to be done, after all — it's just a point of fact that this period of Trolley Driver's Ed will be among the most dangerous of them all for those unlucky enough to find themselves in the Loop in the coming weeks. "Training" does not equal "trained," it must be noted, and that's an important distinction when one is staring down an unstoppable force of destruction hurtling toward them at speeds approaching 18 miles per hour.

In coordination with the exhibition "Kahlil Robert Irving: Archaeology of the Present," the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper […]

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