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The broadband and cable industry has long perfected the use of bullshit fees to jack up subscriber bills. Countless cable and broadband companies tack on a myriad of completely bogus fees below the line, letting them advertise one rate — then sock you with a higher rate once your bill actually arrives. They’ll then pretend they haven’t […]

Sunset Transportation, one of St. Louis' largest privately held companies, has been acquired by a Pittsburgh-based food and restaurant logistics giant.

Representatives debated late into the night yesterday before giving first round approval to a state budget. The package is about $2 billion less than the proposal from Governor Mike Parson.

The project involves building or rehabilitating 11 buildings into 60 new residential units scattered over 13 sites in the Gravois Park and Dutchtown neighborhoods.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

If you thought the family drama around your wedding planning was bad, just wait until you hear what Anita Blake is dealing with. Set to marry the powerful (and sexy!)

Anita Blake is a badass bitch. The St. Louisan is not only a vampire hunter turned U.S. Marshall who hunts down and executes supernatural creatures on the wrong side of the law, but she's one of the most powerful necromancers in the world.

Several St. Louis groups plan a trip to Jefferson City Wednesday to lobby lawmakers. The groups oppose plans to return the St. Louis Police Department to state control.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department plans to release new information Wednesday on a cold case murder from the 1980s when a man's body was found.

The family of a 2019 murder victim plans a vigil Wednesday night to remember Jackie Griffin. She and Derrick Hudson were shot and killed inside a car on Maffitt Avenue in September 2019.

A bond hearing is set Wednesday for the man charged in the death of a St. Charles woman.

WASHINGTON — U.S. House Republicans tussled with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Democratic committee members over work requirements in federal nutrition programs as well as spending levels for those programs at a Tuesday hearing. Republican members of the House Agriculture Committee charged Vilsack with evading bipartisan oversight in the USDA’s 2021 redesign of the Thrifty Food […]

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Police are responding to a one-vehicle crash early Wednesday morning.

The remains were found Oct. 7, 2022, after deputies responded to a complaint about an odor coming from the unit.

The St. Louis native approaches his role with exuberance, hoping to make each broadcast unlike anything you’ve heard before.

As a pandemic policy expires and Missouri begins rechecking eligibility of around 1.6 million people on Medicaid, social services department leadership pledged Tuesday to make the process “as seamless as possible for as many people as we can.” Over the last three years, states have stopped reverifying whether Medicaid recipients on their rolls are still […]

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St. Louis Public Schools continue to develop a city-wide plan for education Wednesday.

Disability rights activists challenge Metro Transit's plans to cut Call-A-Ride service.

"It's baseless,” Gardner said Tuesday about the Missouri attorney general's lawsuit against her. "It's foolishness, but guess what, let's go, let's go, let’s go."