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Madness, obsession and bloodlust take harrowing flight in a thrilling revision of Herman Melville’s masterpiece, showing at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis from Feb. 6 to 25. Captain Ahab’s […]

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A Jefferson County man was charged Thursday with the 2023 theft of approximately $50,000 worth of construction equipment and tools.

The beer distributing firm held by St. Louis Blues owner Tom Stillman is selling.

Normandy High Science teacher Sheryl Rogers has been on leave for nearly a month as she recovers from her injury and the trauma.

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Deputies said the suspect barricaded himself in his vehicle after it got stuck in a field and then fired a long black gun at law enforcement.

They're working to get the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, known as RECA, attached to a bill.

In general, people aren’t negative about St. Louis, but they’re not excited about it either. They’re neutral. That means they haven’t made up their minds, writes Jeff Leonard.

Two people were shot late Thursday afternoon in north St. Louis.

Joe Madison, who excelled as a student and football player at Washington University before launching his iconic civil rights and radio careers, died on Jan. 31, 2024 at 74 in Washington, D.C.

St. Louis finds itself at a pivotal juncture with well-established institutions poised to catalyze continued investment, writes Ryan McClure of the Gateway Arch Park Foundation.

The coroner of Cape Girardeau County — who admitted to journalists in 2021 that his office simply “doesn’t do COVID deaths” and that he didn’t personally investigate deaths himself, despite being legally required to do so — was charged Thursday with stealing from a dead person and lying on multiple death certificates. Missouri Attorney General […]

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Before overseeing Gateway Studios, St. Louis native Trey Kerr began his career in music in a way most teenage fans could only dream of.