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St. Louis County police said the 13-year-old was found safe Friday morning.

The 39-year-old victim was shot in the legs about 11:30 p.m. in the 1300 block of Bayard Avenue, near Page Boulevard.

A man fleeing police on Tuesday with a gun and drugs ran into a random St. Louis apartment and ordered an 11-year-old and 16-year-old to keep quiet until he eventually surrendered, police said.

For four years under the Trump administration, the FCC was little more than a mindless rubber stamp, stripping away media consolidation rules, gutting net neutrality, and approving competition-eroding telecom mergers (often without even reading the deal details). Things were supposed to be slightly better under the Biden FCC. But an inexplicable eight month delay in […]

Joe McCulloch recently took over as St. Charles County prosecutor after his predecessor Tim Lohmar resigned. If McCulloch’s name sounds familiar, it’s because he’s the brother of former St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch — who served in his post from 1991 until the end of 2018.

Nearly all of St. Louis' largest trust companies reported declines in trust assets under management in 2022, reversing a years-long trend of growth. We spoke with local experts to understand what this means for the industry, and what to expect in 2023.

If you're a NASCAR fan, St. Louis is the place to be this weekend as the second annual Enjoy Illinois 300 takes center stage at the Worldwide Technology Race Track in Madison, Illinois.

Police said the 32-year-old victim was shot in the head just before 9 p.m. Thursday near Chestnut Street and North Tucker Boulevard.

There are new developments in the reorganization of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office. KSDK has confirmed top prosecutor Gabe Gore is bringing in another familiar face to help lead his office. It's a person who ran against former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Gore is wasting no time making hires, just days after he was sworn into office. This week, two new hires were announced to help steer the ship. In KSDK's one-on-one interview with Gabe Gore this week, he said, "The first thing we need…

From its earliest days, Route 66 has reflected the American culture of the moment. When the road connected Chicago to Los Angeles in 1926, it represented the possibility of the automobile. In the 1930s, it served as an east-to-west escape route from the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression. By the 1950s, the 2,400-mile highway […]

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SLM's dining editor opines on server trust.

Foo Fighters' new album, But Here We Are, has officially arrived. The 11th studio effort from Dave Grohl and company follows 2021's Medicine at Midnight and marks the first Foos record following…

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The Enjoy Illinois 300 takes place at World Wide Technology Raceway, within sight of the Gateway Arch.

Lafayette Park's beloved Mayo Ketchup has a new sister restaurant: Salsa Rosada (3135 Olive Street, 314-601-3038, plantaingirl.com), named after the traditional Latin American blend of mayonnaise, ketchup and seasoning, opened last month in Midtown. Mandy Estrella and Bradley Payne, co-owners of Salsa Rosada and Mayo Ketchup's mother company, Plantain Girl, originally intended for Salsa Rosada to be a stand-alone Venezuelan and Colombian kitchen.

The driver that fled the scene of the deadly crash was later found and taken into police custody.

Clementine's Creamery is known for its small-batch specialty flavors made both "naughty" as alcohol-infused and "nice" as vegan.

St. Louis County Library and Operation Food Search will provide lunches to children this summer at nine SLCL locations starting on June 5, 2023.

The new company, Artori Group, will tap Bamboo Equity Partners and its affiliated companies to streamline the commercial real estate process.

The ramp from westbound Hwy. 40 (I-64) to southbound I-270 will close at 9 p.m. Friday for maintenance work; it will reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

More than 500,000 people across 11 states have lost their Medicaid coverage since the unwinding of a policy that allowed people to stay in the program throughout the pandemic. The data, reported by the states and tracked by health policy researcher KFF, shows that of the five states providing data on people who lost Medicaid coverage […]

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