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Thursday was supposed to be a day you could take your dog for a ride with you on the St. Louis Wheel.

Republicans who control state government have routinely blocked gun control measures.

The 'Sunset Friday Concert' at 370 Lakeside Park in St. Peters is canceled for Friday.

Often thought of as simply a safe choice for a brown-bag lunch or a multi-tiered option for country club luncheons, the humble turkey sandwich can be so much more — especially when treated with the reverence it deserves from these five fine establishments, who prove you can do extraordinary things when you push beyond cold cuts, mayo and white bread. The Turkey Sandwich at Nathaniel Reid Bakery

The Delmar Loop Trolley won't roll Friday or Saturday because of the heat.

The DuQuoin State Fair opens Friday in Illinois, but the opening day parade is canceled.

The Indonesian government has reached a tentative agreement to buy as many as 24 of Boeing's F-15EX fighter jets, which are made in St. Louis County.

Many schools are moving back the start times of Friday night's football games.

The results mirror a national poll released in May.

The Francis Howell School District is dismissing middle and high school students about 45 minutes early Thursday and Friday.

A man was found with a head injury overnight in the Dutchtown neighborhood of south St. Louis.

A Washington Park police cruiser was stolen late Wednesday evening, and the alleged thief was killed after abandoning the vehicle.

The draft shows that the bill largely mirrors existing federal law on machine guns and other heavily regulated firearms. But it will not prohibit AR-15s as suggested, experts said.

Warby Parker is set to open its third St. Louis-area location at Town and Country Crossing shopping center this fall.

Three nearby places to spend the three-day weekend.

Congratulations Tia Bolden, CEO, founder, Mentor, Aspire To Fire Investing, LLC! Bolden will be honored as a St. Louis young leader at the St. Louis American Foundation’s twelfth annual Salute to Young Leaders Networking Awards Reception, presented by Midwest BankCentre,…

Homicides in St. Louis are down about 22% from this time last year, and other reported crimes in the city are among their lowest levels since 2009.

Statewide teacher development programs could curb educator burnout, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s blue ribbon commission concluded in its latest set of recommendations. The commission, which is studying teacher recruitment and retention, presented its recommendations to the State Board of Education for review last week after speaking to teachers, administrators and community […]

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Four graduates of Lift for Life Academy are teaching at the charter school this year.