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"Really just trying to make sure we're prepared to teach kids every day and we want them to be comfortable," one principal said.

Supporters say the move will simplify a cumbersome process and unleash investment in the city. Critics say the move will disenfranchise residents.

Are you in search of Easter festivities? Whether it's a bunny hunt or an egg scramble, here are some Easter events taking place around St. Louis this weekend. Some events are free, while others require purchased tickets or advance registration.

Not interested in egg hunts and jelly beans this weekend? We have you covered.

Peter Frampton fans will now be able to appreciate his classic live album Frampton Comes A Live even more, as it's streaming on Dolby Atmos for the first time.“This is the…

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St. Louis lawmakers on Friday passed significant changes to the government's liquor license process, a move sought by restaurateurs but initially opposed by some neighborhood groups.

The senator from St. Charles County posted the video on social media and faced criticism from a fellow legislator.

The bill's sponsor acknowledged she did not know how much more the project would need.

Earlier this week, reporting by Thomas Brewster for Forbes uncovered yet another way law enforcement is expecting companies like Google to perform their investigative work for them. For a few years now, we’ve covered the use of geofence warrants capable of turning multiple people into criminal suspects, as well as the even more dubious “keyword” […]

I can hardly stand to pass this along, but here it is: School-age children affected by the water crisis in Flint, Mich., nearly a decade ago suffered significant and lasting academic setbacks, according to a study released Wednesday, showing the disaster’s profound impact on a generation of children. ....The learning gap was especially prevalent among ...continue reading "Here’s yet more misleading “science” about the Flint lead crisis"

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Weldon Spring should build a city hall that is at least 50% larger than the current structure, the report recommends.

"Especially as a Black-led organization, we're doing everything to build that credibility and get in front of as many people as possible," said CEO Michael Woods.

Did you forget a basket-stuffer or part of the meal you’re serving? Or maybe you’re on the road and need a quick snack. Either way, here’s a look at what stores and restaurants are — and are not — open for Easter.

Two propositions will be on the April 2 ballot from MSD Project Clear. The first one is Proposition W. Voters will decide how to fund the next round of wastewater improvements.

Voters in several municipalities of St. Louis County could approve new marijuana sales taxes in Tuesday's municipal elections.

A city bill and state bill reportedly threaten the city budget, costing the city millions of dollars per year.