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Thousands of people will gather in Soulard on Saturday for the Mardi Gras parade and celebration. The Mardi Gras Foundation and Soulard businesses are prepared for the large crowds.

This is the eighth child to be shot in St. Louis this year, according to 5 On Your Side data.

Here we go again. In so many of these trademark disputes, the disputer far too often is wielding overly broad trademarks granted by the USPTO to suggest that having that registered mark is all they need to shut down the use of those broad terms by others. Nowhere do you find any claims of actual […]

The fight continues for thousands of radiation exposure victims to receive compensation.

Look for offerings from Olive + Oak, Olio, Seoul Taco, and more, as well as cocktails from mixologist Ted Kilgore, kids’ meals, and allergen-free menu items.

After a decision to close a school, a parent group in the Meramec Valley R-3 School District is working to bring in the state auditor to investigate the district’s spending.

Officials are looking for answers as to why a toxic tanker truck is being stored in St. Clair County after a nearly catastrophic crash.

Police from St. Ann opened an investigation after a student from Burder Elementary reported a car following her Sunday.

Two people are dead and one injured after a car crash on Bond Avenue in East St. Louis Friday afternoon, according to Illinois State Police.

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Bluegrass legend, multi-instrumentalist Sam Bush, has helped expand the horizons of bluegrass music, fusing it with jazz, rock, blues, funk and more. He is the co-founder of the genre-bending New […]

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There are many Mardi Gras events in the greater St. Louis area.

The release said the men should be considered armed and dangerous.