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This week St. Louis sees a stop from the legendary NYC experimental rock act Swans, who will bring an apocalyptic cacophony of hypnotically delivered nihilism and complex soundscapes to Delmar Hall on Friday. Elsewhere, Atlanta's Mariah the Scientist comes through to the Pageant on Tuesday, fresh off last week's arrest in which she is accused of attacking a woman at a nightclub. (Gonna need that show money for lawyer fees, lest she end up joining her boyfriend Young Thug in the clink.)

Gov. Mike Parson has previously visited Japan, Sweden, Germany and the Middle East.

A baby inside a car stolen at a Brentwood gas station Thursday morning was found safe and reunited with its guardians, authorities say. The accused car thief remains at large as of Thursday afternoon.

This new exhibition will feature works from artists who are creating exciting new work in the ever-growing art movement of printmaking. Featuring the work of Michael Halbert, Danny Bass, Kristen […]

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Harris-Stowe State University held its Spring 2024 Commencement on Saturday May 4, 2024, and its president, LaTonia Collins Smith, told graduates they should “hold fast to the power within that has carried you across this stage."

Top Washington University administrators were grilled by faculty Wednesday over what many described as the school allowing a "violent" police response to an anti-war protest last month.

“But I’m gonna tell you this: we are not gonna target innocent people in this state,” Parson said Thursday.

Tyler Leeper was shot in the 4800 block of Minnesota Avenue.

A De Soto, Missouri, man died Wednesday morning in a crash involving a tractor trailer on Interstate 55 in south St. Louis County.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason is ready to tell his story.Mason is set to release his memoir, Only You Know and I Know, on September 10, making…

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There is a clear undertone of tension on the campus of Washington University as students finish finals and prepare for commencement, Sylvie Raymond, a senior who is graduating this coming Monday, tells RFT. “I'm a little nervous to see how everything plays out and what measures the school takes,” Raymond says. “And obviously, there's always the thought in the back of my mind, like, are they going to cancel graduation?”

The City of St. Louis looks to address concerns around expired temp tags through a new effort.

Police identified the victim as 64-year-old Dennis Butts of St. Charles.

The city says helping delinquent drivers get legal tags and insurance will ultimately make city streets safer for everyone.

Holding social media companies solely responsible for the mental health challenges faced by today’s youth is not only misguided—it’s dangerous. Misdiagnosing the problem means your solutions are going to be actively harmful. I know that, these days especially, it seems that the thing everyone across the political aisle seems to agree on is that the […]

Supporters of the bill say the opposition illustrates some lawmakers’ extreme and archaic views on marriage.

Missouri’s Planned Parenthood clinics say they will continue serving patients on Medicaid, even after Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation Thursday blocking state and federal funds from going to the organization.  The new law, which goes into effect Aug. 28, is the third — and Republicans hope final — attempt to end Medicaid reimbursements to any […]

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