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Thousands left St. Louis to see the eclipse Monday morning. A giant traffic jam ensued, and the highway shoulder was the last resort.

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 stock market's pandemic recovery and soaring salaries fueled by the turnover tsunami led to a surge in million-dollar earners. Here's how many joined the $1 million club.

FERGUSON, Mo. -- First responders are on the scene of a collision between a truck and a SUV Tuesday morning. The crash happened in the 600 block of Chambers Road and sent five people to the hospital. Police tell FOX 2 that there were three people inside an SUV going west on Chambers. There were [...]

St. Louis is booming. Yes, really! That's according to no less than the Wall Street Journal, which recently compiled a list of the 20 hottest job markets in the U.S. — and placed St. Louis at No. 18.

Core & Main Inc. (NYSE: CNM), the Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, said Monday it is acquiring a Kentucky distributor of polyethylene pipe.

After more than two years of preparation, Habitat for Humanity is set to begin construction in Wentzville on the biggest housing project in the local chapter's history.

Throughout February, sheriff’s deputies issued 290 tickets to drivers with expired license plates.

A St. Charles County judge found no “compelling justification” to seal a congressional candidate’s lawsuit against a political opponent who published 14-year-old court records of a domestic violence incident. On Friday, Circuit Judge Christopher McDonough unsealed state Rep. Justin Hicks’ lawsuit against Max Calfo, who is running for Hicks’ seat in the Missouri House, and […]

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The charging documents said Vaughn Spivey waived his Miranda rights and admitted to shooting Ashanti Taylor. Police said he claimed the shooting was an accident.

The Biden campaign has made a point of out-raising Trump this year in hopes of converting a cash advantage into an edge at the polls.

The FCC is expected to vote to restore net neutrality rules on April 25. And while there’re early indications that the rules may be slightly weaker than those stripped away by the Trump administration — and absolutely no indication the rules could meaningfully impact telecom revenues — telecom giants have already begun their whining about […]

In particular, the corporate defense record of the acting number three at Justice, Benjamin Mizer, is put under scrutiny.

"It was probably the coolest thing I've ever seen in my entire life, and I'm not exaggerating," said Gillian Markarian, 15, of University City.