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Fans of The Rolling Stones will now be able to show their love of the iconic rockers on their feet. Skechers just announced a new collaboration with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame…

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A new report identifies several powerful options using the Defense Production Act to support the energy transition.

Elon Musk’s automatic driving technology seems to be roughly an order of magnitude more deadly than human drivers.

On the Brazos River in Texas, one chemical company reigns supreme.

Brandon Weinmann of Ironton, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline.   Narrated by the captain

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Neighborhood concerns have surfaced about a man living in his car in the Central West End. Kenneth Howard, 57, is on parole for murder. He said that area residents should not be alarmed.

The Cardinals fell to 27-41 overall, the team's worst start since opening the 1978 campaign 24-44.

On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, 92-year-old Art Stauder is painting in Tower Grove Park.

A St. Louis family is heartbroken after a hit-and-run in Texas early Sunday morning killed a young army soldier and soon-to-be father of four.

Just four years ago, Alex Pietrangelo and Ivan Barbashev played key roles in helping one NHL franchise to their first Stanley Cup title. On Tuesday: Déjà vu.

A warning for parents after an unexpected twist following an online encounter between teens.

On Tuesday, an Italian restaurant in the Hill neighborhood teamed up with Guns 'N Hoses for the first fundraising event of the year leading up to the charity's big boxing event in November.

We’ve been covering Microsoft’s attempt to acquire Activision Blizzard for months now and it just keeps getting more and more interesting. A very quick primer: Microsoft is seeking to acquire the company for a bonkers amount of money, the EU has already approved the deal, while the UK’s CMA has blocked it, and the FTC […]

The NAACP held a town hall forum on police chases Tuesday, during which relatives of innocent victims expressed their displeasure over the number of innocent lives lost.

The two-game series against the Chicago Cubs is just under two weeks away.

A St. Louis woman is living a towing nightmare after her vehicle was hauled away by the Streets Department.

GLEN CARBON - The Glen Carbon Police Department welcomed two new police officers at the Village Board meeting last night. Officers Christopher Nicholas and Mitchell Reynolds took the oath and were officially sworn in by Mayor Bob Marcus after some introductions from Police Chief Todd Link. Reynolds was issued badge number GLEN64 while Nicholas was issued Badge number GLEN65. Both were hired after the department received a COPS grant of $250,000 to expand their personnel. Chief Link noted that the two new officers came to the department “brand new,” without any prior training, but that they’ve since proven to be fast learners. “Hiring an untrained and untested probationary officer can be a challenge for a police agency … it can be a challenge, it can be a dice roll,” Chief Link said. “I’m glad that we took the risk on these two officers, because they’ve turned out to be great police officers. From the moment I met them,

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But now there’s another option for emergency contraception if you want to get it for free or without an appointment. Missouri Family Health Council and the St. Louis County Department of Health have stepped up to help get free emergency contraceptive kits to you in person and in the mail.

“In March, I signed an executive order committing St. Louis County to the reproductive and sexual health services it currently provides while working to expand services in an equitable way to address health and racial disparities,” County Executive Dr. Sam Page said. “Making emergency contraception free and accessible is a responsible public health decision. Thank you to the Missouri Family Health Council for making this possible.”