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Missouri government lawyers say Biden's student loan debt relief will benefit 'Ivy League grads at fancy New York law firms'

Protesters are saying "save the branches" as three St. Charles County libraries face the threat of closure.

Police Chief Robert Tracy says officers are working hard to solve the crimes and bring those responsible to justice.

"It’s past time to put ego and politics aside and come together to save our neighborhood," the statement said.

After leading the state's education department for eight years, Commissioner Margie Vandeven is stepping down.

Today is a huge relief: My doctor called to tell me that my PET scan results were, in his words, "clean." Here's the report: The first sentence means the scan found strong evidence of prostate cancer in my prostate. The second sentence means it didn't find it anywhere else. It hasn't metastasized. There's no cancer ...continue reading "Health update"

All the rain we've received lately has led to potholes across the area.

Immerse yourself in a harmonious blend of art and wellness at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis. Held in Gallery 2 on the second floor of the hotel, the inclusive experience […]

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San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano is under investigation by Major League Baseball officials for allegedly violating the league's gambling policy, according to multiple reports.

Monday was a day of cleanup after the Enjoy Illinois 300 wrapped up over the weekend.

Kind of an odd bit of Fourth Amendment jurisprudence here, given all the factors. (h/t FourthAmendment.com) Obviously, some conversations have an expectation of privacy, even when they’re held in police interrogation rooms. Those would be ones between the suspect and their legal representation. But that’s not really a Fourth Amendment issue as it is about […]

In May, Van Halen co-founder and drummer Alex Van Halen announced he was auctioning off his personal collection of instruments and memorabilia, and the news was a surprise to his…

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Police are investigating six separate shootings in the city after a violent weekend.

High electricity costs are hitting homeowners hard in the Midwest and across the nation, prompting the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to adopt updated energy standards for new HUD-funded homes. The rules, announced in April, are estimated to save homeowners $950 a year. Midwest Newsroom managing editor Holly Edgell talks about how the new federal building codes will make homes more affordable, energy efficient and climate resilient.