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A St. Louis man wants something all of us see on a regular basis to be a reminder - a simple streetlight. The target is juvenile crime.

The 2023-2024 school year is right around the corner!

A St. Louis County will spend decades behind bars for sex crimes involving a foster child.

There was a power outage on July 29 so the Lindenwood Park Neighborhood Association is hosting its annual trivia night … More**Rescheduled** 2023 Trivia Night: The Roaring Twenties!

Help has arrived for some seniors who feel stranded in a St. Louis apartment building because the elevators are broken, a development the FOX Files has reported on since Wednesday.

Friday morning, the front door was shut at South City Hospital. By mid-afternoon, all the patients had been transferred, and the ER had closed.

James and Michelle Outman of Cape Girardeau say they were on hold for at least six minutes waiting for a dispatcher to answer their call for help.

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is helping thousands prepare for the upcoming school year with the Urban Expo and Back to School Empowerment Festival.

Local Yellow Corp. employees are left with questions about health insurance and severance pay following the company’s abrupt closure this week.

Anyone who may have been exposed and is showing symptoms should contact their healthcare provider and avoid going to a healthcare facility without calling first.

Join Curator Tamara Schenkenberg for a tour of Faye HeavyShield: Confluences. Participants will view a selection of HeavyShield’s artwork from the 1980s to the present, including two new commissions responding to

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We’re celebrating the return of warmer weather by bringing live music to the streets of the Central West End! Every Friday night from 6-9 p.m., you can sip, shop and

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The city paid 84 people people detained at a 2017 protest in downtown St. Louis a total of $4.9 million — an average of more than $58,000 per person.

Missouri health officials are warning of possible measles exposures in St. Louis and St. Charles counties after learning of an internationally-imported confirmed case of measles.