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Trolley cars will be on the route this weekend but only for operator training.

After an extensive six-month search that identified three well-qualified finalists, Kate Bergstrom was selected to join the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis as the eighth Augustin Family Artistic Director in the company’s 58-year run. Officially starting in the role on May 13, Bergstrom is already busy moving to the city and becoming familiar with the staff and region. St. Louis theatergoers may already be familiar with Bergstrom, who directed well-received productions of The 39 Steps in 2021 and 2023’s crowd-pleasing holiday production It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.

ST. LOUIS -- Each month on FOX 2, we select the recipient of our Proud to Serve award.  Today, we salute Jennifer Jefferson, a Marine Corps veteran.  She and her husband both served in the Marines.  Following active service, Jennifer began volunteering with the FOCUS Marines Foundation as a mentor, team leader and Board member.  She eventually [...]

The St. Louis Watercolor Society is holding it's 24th Annual Juried Exhibition at the St. Louis Public Library- Central Library in the Carnegie Gallery from April 8 to April 26. […]

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The grant money will enable households in low-income and disadvantaged communities to benefit from distributed solar energy.

When Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare in Clinton received $1 million from the state last year to expand its cancer treatment options, the small hospital was ready to match the grant. The new facility providing radiation therapies opened in December, saving patients from the region a drive to Kansas City or Springfield or doing without the […]

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The average number of stops downtown increased 15.9% in February compared with March 2023, according to the study.

Art Saint Louis--a nonprofit art organization and gallery located in downtown St. Louis for 40 years--presents our Spring 2024 art exhibition, "Window to the Soul." This juried show is on […]

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Major TV providers lost another 5 million paying TV subscribers last year, as users increasingly jump from fat and expensive cable bundles, to streaming. At the same time, a lot of the executives and bad ideas that plagued the traditional cable TV sector are coming along for the ride, resulting in a streaming sector that […]

The city of St. Louis will be awarded federal funding for residential solar projects as part of two coalition groups that are among 60 chosen to receive a combined $7 billion in awards.

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney speaks at SLU a year after Bud Light controversy began.

The trial of Thomas Kinworthy Jr., who is accused of shooting and killing a St. Louis police officer in 2020, began Monday with opening statements.

The zoo closed the gates about 4:30 p.m. and worked with police and Forest Park officials to prevent any disturbance, said the director.

State Sen. Denny Hoskins, who is seeking Jay Ashcroft’s job as secretary of state, calls Ashcroft “chicken (expletive)” six times and also a “(expletive) coward.”

A new federal rule will set minimum staffing levels for nursing homes. If it took effect today, most Missouri facilities would fall short, according to one nonprofit's analysis.