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With the two killings Tuesday, St. Louis has had 80 homicides so far this year. This time last year, the city had 81 homicides.

For the better part of the decade, the generally feckless FCC has been trying to require that broadband ISPs be a little more honest about broadband fees and limits at the point of sale. The FCC has been pondering implementing a “nutrition label for broadband” for years but could never quite get around to it. […]

Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. plans an expansion at its operations at St. Louis Downtown Airport in Cahokia Heights that will create 200 jobs.

Three lucky individuals will get stars on the St. Louis Walk of Fame Wednesday. One of those includes sculptor Harry Weber.

Joplin earned the nickname king of ragtime, but his work in opera is lesser known. He never finished “Treemonisha.” Now, a composer has written a new adaptation of the opera.

One of North America's largest roofing manufacturers is holding a training class Wednesday.

The National Weather Service is predicting warmer than average temperatures over the coming months in its seasonal outlook.

The rampage drew thousands to the park, many brandishing bats, clubs, sticks and knives. Groups of white youths marauded through the park, pummeling unsuspecting victims. It took more than 400 police and nearly 12 hours to restore order.

One of the largest housing developments in years may be coming to St. Charles County, but residents and wildlife advocates are worried how it will affect a popular conservation area.

The track at World Wide Technology Raceway is heating up again Wednesday for the 'Indy NXT' Series.

Webster University will host the 20th annual Susan Polgar Foundation Invitational Chess Tournament Wednesday.

For more than 20 years, nurse Denise Broeker at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital has helped medically fragile babies by offering a special kind of breast milk.

Girl scouts are learning about public safety at a special camp this week.

Caseyville, Illinois issues a boil order for some residents because of a water main break.

There was panic at a camp in Eureka Tuesday night. Parents rushed to pick up their kids after finding out several children needed medical care.

“It's going to take away from the natural beauty of the area," resident Nate Farabee said.

This story was commissioned by the River City Journalism Fund. Jeff Gray arrives home on a late Tuesday afternoon as the temperature outside hovers around 90 degrees, hotter than average for early June.

Editors’ note: This report is part of a special States Newsroom series on abortion access one year after the U.S. Supreme Court decision struck down the federal right to abortion. In April, a Reddit user in Alabama posted a breathless message to the abortion subreddit the morning after learning she was pregnant. She guessed she was […]

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