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Last year’s race attracted more than 100,000 people for the weekend, including 60,000 for Sunday’s main event. Organizers at World Wide Technology Raceway in the Metro East want to build on that momentum.

Fourteen-year-old Xavier Jones walked 6.5 miles from north St. Louis to Harris Stowe State University to attend his eighth grade graduation.

Today’s flights mark one-year of operating flights to Germany from St. Louis

Celebrate the Season If you have the good fortune to come upon some garlic scapes or ramps at a farmers’ market, be sure to give them a try. What are they, you might ask, unless you grew up in Appalachia or know how to stalk the wild things. Here’s a brief overview: Difference Between Ramps... 

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WASHINGTON — The bipartisan debt limit bill is on its way to President Joe Biden after the U.S. Senate voted Thursday to clear the measure for his signature. The 63-36 vote followed several amendment votes, all of which were rejected. Biden is expected to quickly sign the package, preventing a default on the debt that otherwise would […]

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The new iteration will be “small but sexy,” according to owner/co-founder Frank Schmitz.

Save some dough on this National Doughnut Day with a couple of freebies and deals.

The man who died was Charles Taylor, 28, of Maryville, Illinois.

In honor of National Doughnut Day, we asked 5 On Your Side viewers their favorite doughnut shops.

St. Louis County police said the 13-year-old was found safe Friday morning.

The 39-year-old victim was shot in the legs about 11:30 p.m. in the 1300 block of Bayard Avenue, near Page Boulevard.

A man fleeing police on Tuesday with a gun and drugs ran into a random St. Louis apartment and ordered an 11-year-old and 16-year-old to keep quiet until he eventually surrendered, police said.

For four years under the Trump administration, the FCC was little more than a mindless rubber stamp, stripping away media consolidation rules, gutting net neutrality, and approving competition-eroding telecom mergers (often without even reading the deal details). Things were supposed to be slightly better under the Biden FCC. But an inexplicable eight month delay in […]

Joe McCulloch recently took over as St. Charles County prosecutor after his predecessor Tim Lohmar resigned. If McCulloch’s name sounds familiar, it’s because he’s the brother of former St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch — who served in his post from 1991 until the end of 2018.

Nearly all of St. Louis' largest trust companies reported declines in trust assets under management in 2022, reversing a years-long trend of growth. We spoke with local experts to understand what this means for the industry, and what to expect in 2023.

If you're a NASCAR fan, St. Louis is the place to be this weekend as the second annual Enjoy Illinois 300 takes center stage at the Worldwide Technology Race Track in Madison, Illinois.