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The 10th biannual exhibition curated from artists within 200 miles. Opening May 7th and on display through October, the 10th Biannual will feature 32 artists and 41 works from a […]

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Return to a time when steamboats ruled the river. The one-hour narrated riverfront cruise aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch explores the history of downtown St. Louis, including the […]

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The trial included testimony from three boys, DNA results, and a recording of Gul's interview with police in which he said, "I'm guilty, I did it 100%."

Prosecutors charged two people with murder Thursday in a triple shooting that killed a man in a parking lot near the St. Charles Convention Center.

The 5% jump comes despite the Republican-led Legislature increasing core higher education funding 3% for the fiscal year beginning in July.

House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith, a candidate for state treasurer, was the guest at a March fundraiser in Cape Girardeau.

Mid-America Transport is engaging with the FAA and stakeholders, in hopes of launching test flights next year.

A couple of months back, we talked about an odd decision Warner Bros. Discovery made to simply “retire” a bunch of games it published, mostly from small indie studios, from the various online stores where they were sold, such as Steam. This resulted in anger from those who bought these games and confusion from those […]

St. Louis saw a 21% reduction rate in homicide compared to the previous year.

It may be a first-of-its-kind approach to keeping the peace at the Madison County Jail.

The assignment was simple. Cover the news conference announcing Air Canada’s new, seasonal service from St. Louis Lambert International Airport to Montreal. Easy. We’ve done dozens of stories like this. But beyond the cool accents, crowd, and cake, we discovered a larger story. Between the Show-Me-State and our north neighbors, business is booming.

The Riverfront Times, a publication nearly fifty years old with deep roots in St. Louis, may have printed the final edition of its weekly paper. Some are describing it as the end of an era.

On Thursday, Alderwoman Cara Spencer announced her plans to run for St. Louis mayor, setting up a 2021 rematch with Mayor Tishaura Jones. The two ran against each other and were only separated by 2,300 votes. “It was so close,” Spencer told Fox 2 Thursday.

Terrell Peete, 19, of St. Louis died. Two other people who were shot and wounded are expected to survive.