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Gov. Mike Parson is calling the 2023 legislative session a winner, but he said there is one topic that wasn't address that could lead lawmakers to coming back to the statehouse later this year. 

A call from the environmental influencer to “come out … in nature” sparked backlash from right-wing commenters and politicians.

🎧 Reporter Karen Robinson-Jacobs discusses the racial makeup of police departments in relation to the communities they serve.

St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski, who served as Springfield bishop at that time, was named in the lawsuit, as well as members of his former staff.

Chief Troy Doyle said the spirit and approach of "Temp Tag Tuesday" will balance enforcement and equity in a town that became ground zero for protests.

A six-mile walk for an eighth grader to his graduation ceremony may have secured his academic future.

Founded as a private Catholic school, LaSalle, a predominantly Black charter school, served about 120 6th-8th grade students.

An officer is hurt, and several people are in custody, including several juveniles, after an armed robbery and a chase.

Pearlie’s Pickles has tasty treats on grocer’s shelves.

The City of St. Louis has acted to give its transgender residents additional levels of protection, following a legislative session in which their access to health care and ability to participate in sports came under attack.

As part of the ongoing 50th anniversary celebration of The Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd recently held a special event that coincided with a rare solar eclipse. That event is now…

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The Alton Police Department has closed a cold case after the suspect in a 2014 murder was transferred from Mexico to Illinois earlier this month.

Selkirk invites you to a Cocktail and Extended Preview party in celebration of our Modern & Contemporary auction.   Sway and Preview the Night Away, Friday, May 26, 2023 from

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Registered offenders and their families were threatened with arrest in this new scam.

The remains were identified as those belonging to James Wright, 47, of Sullivan, Missouri, according to the press release.