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On a recent Saturday at George Washington Carver Farms, a room full of teenagers have a lot of questions.  About 10 had gathered at the nonprofit’s location in north St. Louis’ Fairgrounds neighborhood to learn about the cannabis industry.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Inspiration and Expression, The Art of MaryJo Clark.   The exhibit includes collage, […]

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The No. 3 restaurant on a new list of nationwide "Top 100 Budget Eats" is a tea shop on Cherokee Street. And it's not the only St. Louis restaurant ranking high on USA Today's list. No. 6 is Blues City Deli, the beloved Benton Park sandwich shop.

Two people were fatally shot in separate shootings in north St. Louis County within minutes.

Congratulations, Lissa Lewis, sr. marketing manager at Nestle Purina! Lewis will be honored as a St. Louis young leader at the St. Louis American Foundation’s twelfth annual Salute to Young Leaders Networking Awards Reception, presented by Midwest BankCentre, 5:30 p.m.…

Spire is in the process of installing new high-tech gas meters for all of its customers in the St. Louis area.

St. Mary's South Side Catholic officials said they welcomed 75 freshmen, the largest freshmen class they’ve had in the last 5 years.

Family members say the woman who was stabbed to death at a gas station in St. Louis last week was the single mother of an 8-year-old son. Natalie Stepney, 33, has been identified by law enforcement as the victim in a violent interaction at the Gas Mart at Delmar and Goodfellow boulevards last Monday.  A police incident summary says that officers arrived on the scene to find Stepney "unresponsive" and "suffering from multiple stab wounds." Booker T. Boyd, 52, has been charged in her death.

The Missouri House is setting up a new committee to study earnings taxes.

Under the plans, the largest building on the Alligator Clothing Co. site, a four-story, 94,000-square-foot concrete building that dates to 1919, would be renovated.

The health department of the city of St. Louis needs to fill multiple positions, and for the first time, applicants can live outside of city limits.

The Zoo Line railroad has provided 40 million riders with its call of "All aboooooard!"

A north county family's home is about to be filled with the joy of music.

Eager to maintain a lucrative repair monopoly over its products, Apple has had a long history of bullying independent repair shops. Apple lobbyists have also falsely claimed that making its products easier and less expensive to repair would result in vast untold consumer privacy and security nightmares, turning states that consider “right to reform” legislation […]

The St. Charles County Council on Monday voted down a proposal for a massive housing development along Highway DD. The council was met with loud applause by those in attendance when it voted unanimously during its regular meeting not to approve plans for the controversial 299-acre Tall Tree development in unincorporated St. Charles County. The development, which would have bordered the Busch Wildlife Conservation Area and Broemmelsiek Park, faced pushback from many local residents; on two occasions,…

A more than century-old hiring practice in the city of St. Louis came to an end Monday, and Mayor Tishaura Jones hopes it will help fill the city’s more than 700 vacancies. Since the city’s charter passed in 1914, if you wanted to work for the city, you had to live in the city. The legislature changed that, and the residency requirement was permanently lifted Monday. Jones marked the moment with a press conference flanked by city employees to encourage people to apply for city jobs – giving…

Nine miles out, runner Fred Lorz of New York's Mohawk Athletic Club got cramps in the oppressive 90-degree heat and hitched a ride in a car.