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Mail from more than half a dozen homes in Ladue has been stolen, prompting warnings from police.

Last Christmas Day was not one to remember for senior citizens living in the Fairview Village Senior Living apartment complex. 

The Board of Aldermen plans to consider ways to spend the last $74 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to improve safety for commuters and pedestrians.

You may be familiar with something called the Flynn Effect. It's named after James Flynn, a researcher who discovered that IQs had been rising about three points per decade for most of the 20th century. The evidence for this has been replicated numerous times and is now accepted as pretty rock solid. I've always had ...continue reading "Are we getting dumber?"

Aldermen in north St. Louis County voted to impeach their mayor on Wednesday.

After years of investigation into a 2019 jail death, a Clayton attorney says he’s found evidence of negligence and an attempted cover-up.

A police chase with a stolen car on Wednesday ended in a crash and the arrest of three people.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is working to improve communications with the juvenile court system to prevent the release of suspects deemed dangerous. 

One of the more annoying aspects of how the video game industry conducts its relationships with gaming journalists is the concept of embargos. The idea goes something like this: publishers will furnish journalists and/or game streamers with advanced copies of games, but include an embargo on any reporting, reviews, or streaming those games prior to […]

In Calverton Park, a system of cameras is designed to capture the plates of stolen vehicles. On an average day, the cameras get three to seven "hits."

Jeffrey Boyd will report to prison in Texas Tuesday to begin serving a 36-month sentence.

On Tuesday evening, police found a 38-year-old woman dead behind her home off South Compton in south St. Louis after an attempted carjacking.

A facilities worker at Principia College in Elsah, Illinois, was moving soil when he discovered a white object about 12 feet below the surface. Researchers confirmed that it’s an ancient tusk that belongs to either a mammoth or a mastodon. Professor Andrew Martin talks about the remarkable find and how he plans to use the excavation in his class this fall.

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