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Adebanjo "Banjo" Popoola funneled dozens of contracts from two city programs to companies created by his wife and sister, charges say.

From St. Louis Public Radio: Faced with daunting budgetary challenges and little financial assistance from the state, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page says that the region’s residents should embark on a discussion about combining aspects of St. Louis and St. Louis County government. “I’m asking for community conversation,” Page told reporters on Thursday. “I’m […]

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A busy intersection in north St. Louis remains closed following a water main break earlier this week. Officials with the St. Louis Water Division said Page Boulevard could reopen to traffic as early as Monday as crews finish repairs.

Just off Highway 50 in the town of Gerald, Missouri, a small boutique is making a big difference.

Saturday marks one year since the devastating Pi Day tornado outbreak. The storm destroyed homes and businesses and caused millions of dollars in damages in Franklin County alone. And one town in particular was hit especially hard by the storm.

Jimmy Snuggerud scored twice to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-1 win over the Eastern Conference-leading Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday night.

If you agree with me that what RFK Jr. has done at HHS — particularly when it comes to altering vaccine schedules, approvals, research, and access — is bad well, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Kennedy rode Trump’s coattails, building his own Make America Health Again (MAHA) movement on the back of the wider MAGA […]

What may have seemed to be a “smooth” start for the state takeover of the St. Louis Police Department when Republican Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed it into law last year has certainly hit a rough patch. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer sat down with Fox 2’s Andy Banker Thursday and said the debate is dividing the city and state, pitting people against each other who ought to be working together.

A St. Louis County man admitted in court Thursday that he lied to police about how a 2-year-old boy was shot last year, according to the United State's Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Missouri.