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Unlocked Labs, Concordance, the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, are all engaged in programs designed to give inmates second-chance careers.

In magazines, newspapers and television shows, I see today’s mansions and their prices. Just what do those owners do with such vast domiciles?

A press release announces a new Maplewood restaurant to be opened by an “internationally acclaimed chef” in February: Internationally Acclaimed Chef Alec Schingel to Open New St. Louis Restaurant, Robin, In February 2025 St. Louis (December 13, 2024) – Following two years of pop-ups and private dinners branded as “The Robin Project,” Chef Alec Schingel […]

Never Too Late, the new documentary about Elton John, premieres Dec. 13 on Disney+. Directed by his husband, David Furnish, and RJ Cutler, it features never-before-seen footage of Elton's career…

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Police and fire officials have not said if anyone was injured in the crash or what led up to the collision.

Saint Louis Public Schools is making changes when it comes to spending at the central office. A new credit card freeze is one of several changes the district is making as it works to regain trust. Former Superintendent Keisha Scarlett had a credit card, and several of her staffers did, too. Records show they were used for flights and flight upgrades, hotels, restaurants, and Lyft and Uber rides. There are also transactions for flowers, Door Dash and multiple trips to Bath and Body Works.  While…

Two men shot in drug deal Thursday evening showed up at the Horseshoe Casino for help, police said.

District 4 is investigating a shooting that happened around 5:25 p.m. on December 12 in the 200 block of Cass.

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Green Door Art Gallery presents Naturally Abstract, featuring paintings by Sheldon Johnson, mixed media paintings by De’Joneiro Jones, fiber art by Suzy Farren, sculptures by Lisa Hilton and jewelry by […]

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Should the Rams settlement money go to roads? Water pipes? Affordable housing? Neighborhood development? How about all of the above.

Four years years ago AT&T, a company that, for years, cheapened out on upgrading its broadband lines to fiber, effectively stopped selling DSL. While that’s understandable given the limitations of the dated copper-based tech, the problem is that thanks to concentrated telecom monopolization, many of these customers were left without any replacement options due to a […]

ST. LOUIS -- A police officer was involved in a multi-vehicle crash early this morning. The collision happened around 1 a.m. at Union Boulevard and Natural Bridge Avenue. The police cruiser sustained minor damage, and the reported injuries were also minor. Officials have not yet released details about what caused the crash.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas initially denied knowing who paid for a poll seemingly designed to sink North Kansas City’s chances of landing a new Royals baseball stadium. But newly obtained documents show the poll was commissioned by Lucas’ own re-election campaign. The poll was released in August 2023 and showed 70% of Clay County […]