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The deal would make Capital One the nation's largest credit card lender.

A Boone County Republican said Monday he will emphasize national security experience, avoiding intra-party fights and that he actually lives in the district he wants to represent in a GOP primary for the 3rd Congressional District. Taylor Burks of Hartsburg, a former Boone County clerk, became the third Republican seeking the nomination to replace U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer of St. Elizabeth, who in January announced his retirement after eight terms in the House. State Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman…

As we continue to honor Black History Month, there is another museum holding a wealth of history that you can stop by to gain some knowledge and see artifacts, the George B. Vashon Museum of African American History.

United States Steel Corp. and the United Steelworkers were unable to reach agreement Friday over the union's grievances over the company's proposed sale to Nippon Steel Corp.

Emergency crews are responding to a fatal crash on Interstate 255 on Tuesday morning.

Andy Taylor is on a quest: He wants to discover the best pizza in St. Louis. And he’ll leave no slice uneaten in his pursuit.

Local governments in the St. Louis area could request radioactive waste testing from the state under a Missouri House bill that would appropriate money to a long-unfunded program.  The Missouri House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee on Monday heard testimony on a bill that would transfer $300,000 to a radioactive waste investigations fund created six […]

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St. Louis City SC kicks off its second season Tuesday night at CITYPARK. They'll play the Houston Dynamo Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

Bridgeton will choose a new mayor on April 12. 

The 21c Museum Hotel (1528 Locust Street) is home to beautifully crafted pieces of art, including its well-known immersive staircase, its crew of orange penguins, its upstairs museum with rotating exhibits and the billiards room, which is currently hosting the Elevate at 21c art exhibit.  Elevate at 21c showcases the work of St. Louis artists, highlighting the depth of visual culture in the ever-changing city.

Starting Tuesday, some voters can cast their absentee ballots. While election day is still 42 days away, there's a lot you need to know if you live in St. Louis County or City.

Legendary actor Billy Dee Williams is in St. Louis on Tuesday.

The Wentzville School District is holding a recruitment fair on Tuesday.

314 Day — Thursday, March 14 — is right around the corner and St. Louis is ready. Eager to be in the spotlight, St. Louis is kicking things off earlier with festivities beginning on Saturday, March 9 with an array of exciting events, celebrations and special deals highlighting local makers, musicians, artists, businesses, organizations and neighborhoods that are proudly #STLMade. 

Earlier this month, a YouTube explorer with a big following put Nelly's abandoned mansion in Wildwood on blast — and now TikTok is full of copycats making their own visits. So many would-be suburban explorers are visiting the empty mansion, in fact, that a recent TikTok video captures one set of trespassers running into another. While the place may have no permanent residents, it's increasingly hard to call it "abandoned" with so many people coming and going.

Missouri Republicans are bracing for a crowded primary season — and some sharp divisions over the party’s future. While some GOP leaders want to see unity ahead of the general election cycle, feisty intraparty battles may be part of the new normal in GOP-dominated Missouri.

Van Halen's two frontmen, Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth, haven’t been holding back in the press about their feelings toward each other. And while they may not be friends, that hasn't stopped Hagar from appreciating…

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The St. Louis Cardinals baseball club was sold to Anheuser-Busch, Inc., for $3,750,000 by Fred M. Saigh, who was under 15-month prison sentence for income tax evasion.

Groups of educators, parents, and activists work tirelessly to expose the costs of the post-pandemic surge in book challenges.

Bailing out a critical Massachusetts hospital chain should come with some consequences for the financial operators who put them in that position.