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How are our young people doing these days. Are they still stuck in low-paying jobs that require side hustles to make ends meet? Let's take a look. For the entire past decade, the wages of young people have been going up, the ratio of part-time workers has been steadily decreasing, and the number with multiple ...continue reading "Raw data: Wages and employment of the young"

As homeowners took precautions to prevent pipes from bursting amid the extreme cold over the weekend, St. Louis County authorities were scrambling late Sunday afternoon after a pipe broke at the jail.

St. Louis area health officials have noticed an observable rise in COVID-19 cases in our region.

ST. LOUIS -- On day 2 of the Cardinals Care Winter Warm-up, many of the Cardinals' young players spoke to media members. That included last year’s rookie phenom Jordan Walker and friend and fellow draft classmate Masyn Winn. Both players will have a chance to earn starting roles for opening day this spring. Each spoke [...]

As the arctic blast hammers the region, pipes are freezing, car batteries are dying, and St. Louisans are trying to stay warm.

When it comes to looking at the combined girls and boys programs of a school, it doesn't get much more dominant than what the Bombers are doing.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis County Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting at a Jennings convenience store.

Jane supported her husband throughout his political career, which begin in 1971 with a seat on the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, then hit the national stage in 1976 when Dick was elected to represent Missouri's 3rd District in the…

The brutal cold continues into the work week, with another shot of cold air by week’s end.

Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn, fresh off their MLB debuts last season, have been through just about every stage of professional baseball together.

One person was shot, another was stabbed, and a third was injured after an 'altercation' on a MetroLink train Monday afternoon in St. Louis County.

Immunophotonics has announced a research collaboration with the innovation subsidiary of a major pharmaceutical company to study the effect of combining an immunotherapy drug with routine treatments for cancer in order to reduce the risk of recurrence. EQ speaks to the STL startup founder and explains 4 reasons why this is good news for St. Louis.

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