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"It tore my awning that I have out in the back and all the screens are shredded. It'll need repair," one resident said.

While we're all watching the latest Republican debate, I want to take the chance to repeat a chart from this morning: The actual tuition paid by college students, once you account for standard discounts, has barely changed over the past 30 years. It's up 13% at private universities and down 10% at public universities.

A monthly open mic dedicated to cultivating connectivity and mutual support within the St. Louis poetry community. We’ll be holding it down every last Wednesday of the month at The […]

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One man is dead and another wounded following a double shooting Wednesday in south St. Louis.

A watch party for Ruby Leigh's blind audition was scheduled at JP's Hideout in Cottleville.

Two St. Louis apartment buildings have sold for a combined $9.5 million in separate transactions.

“We appreciate the love and support we have received in the over two and a half years," the post read.

Last April, Utah Governor Spencer Cox noted that “Kids are smart, they’ll find ways around” Utah’s new social media bans. But that’s not the reason why these laws will fail teens in Utah, Arkansas, and Texas. These laws will fail teens because state leaders don’t believe kids are smart enough to learn to use social […]

The Ruler Foods grocery store here remained closed Wednesday afternoon as structural engineers continue to monitor the mine subsidence that is occurring.

Anthony Miller was 72 years old when he was found dead on his neighbor's front stairs early Sept. 18.