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The St. Charles Family Arena Fun Fest is back for a 10-day stay.

The ongoing saga that is Microsoft’s attempt to purchase Activision Blizzard continues! As a brief review of the scoreboard will show: the EU has approved the purchase, the UK’s CMA has blocked it and Microsoft has appealed that decision, and the lawsuit brought by the FTC in the States is currently in the pretrial phase. […]

The School District of University City recently announced 21 individuals have been selected to be inducted into the prestigious University City High School Hall of Fame this fall.

In text messages obtained under an open records request, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones argued community investment does more to prevent crime than strict gun laws.

The texts offered a rare unfiltered look at the mayor's private conversations and prompted a minor social media sensation Thursday.

The crime summit will take place today at 8 a.m. at the Ferguson City Hall Council Chambers.

The suspects were associated with an acquaintance of the family, police said.

This is after St. Roch was told they'd merge with another parish through the Archdiocese's "All Things New" restructuring plan.

Why are certain areas in St. Louis more susceptible to poor air quality? A researcher and an environmental advocate discuss the history of environmental injustice in St. Louis when it comes to the air we breathe and highlight solutions that can be achieved both on an individual and systemic level. We also hear from a meteorologist about how St. Louis’ air quality has changed over time.

Landscape architect Ted Spaid, founding partner of SWT Design, has designed over 1,000 parks in the St. Louis region. Two of his most talked-about projects are the new basketball courts coming to Tower Grove Park and Forest Park. Spaid shares how he creates green spaces that are welcoming and satisfies the needs of people that compliments the flow of nature.