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The Edwardsville warehouse closure will not have any effect on the Dial factory in north St. Louis, a spokesperson said.

Kevin Brennan's stylish cocktail lounge and event space will serve elevated dishes and drinks in the former Mandarin Lounge space at Maryland Plaza.

St. Louis Public Schools filed a motion in 2016 seeking to force the state to send all the sales tax revenue to SLPS.

Netflix executives this week announced that they would finally be putting their traditional DVD rental service out to pasture starting on September 25 after 25 years of little, red envelopes. From a blog post by Netflix co-CEO Ted Serandos’ intern: Our goal has always been to provide the best service for our members but as […]

Future plans for the old Jamestown Mall in north St. Louis County became clearer Thursday afternoon. The vacant shell at North Lindbergh Boulevard and Old Jamestown Road caught fire Wednesday night and two firefighters were injured while knocking it down. On Thursday, officials with the Black Jack Fire Department noted that the two firefighters were released from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The cause of Wednesday night's fire is still under investigation. The Port Authority…

The EPA has promised to appoint a coordinator who will oversee efforts to fix the city’s chronic sewer overflows, as residents wait for answers from officials to letters demanding immediate repairs and transparency.

House leaders bemoan lack of action on sports wagering in Missouri Senate.

The Missouri Supreme Court has set an August execution date for Johnny A. Johnson, who kidnapped and beat to death a 6-year-old girl in Valley Park in 2002.

A panel of honorees celebrated for their innovation in corporate giving in St. Louis said creativity is a fuel that can lead to successful philanthropic partnerships.

The autonomous delivery droids look like a microwave on six wheels. Many consider them a cut oddity and a sign of things to come.

This story was originally published by Investigate Midwest.  When gases from large livestock facilities overwhelm communities, the health impacts can be severe. Children at schools near concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs, are more likely to experience asthma. Exposure to ammonia and hydrogen sulfide — both emitted in large quantities by CAFOs — can lead to […]

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The owners hope to be fully stocked by Mother's Day.

PUT THE GUN DOWN. It’s just the doorbell, the child is lost. PUT THE GUN DOWN. It’s just a car, doing a u-turn because they were lost. PUT THE GUN DOWN. She got into the wrong car by accident. PUT THE GUN DOWN. He didn’t mean to cut you off. PUT THE GUN DOWN. It […]

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"Children's Advocacy Services" of Greater St. Louis hosts an open house today.

From Chinese Culture Days to an Earth Day celebration, our Today in St. Louis team picks their favorite things to do this weekend, April 21-23.

Several shops recently opened, and business is at a full boil.

St. Louis police chief Robert Tracy marked 100 days in office this week. He'll speak about his new job at police headquarters. Tracy is originally from New York.

Republican legislators have unblinkingly voiced displeasure with the Missouri Department of Transportation during this year’s legislative session. With billions of dollars of surplus funds in the state treasury, lawmakers are considering how — or whether — to use a billion of those dollars to expand Interstate 70 — a priority in Gov. Mike Parson’s budget proposal. But […]

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"If a firefighter would've lost his life last night on that property, it would've been a different situation," said St. Louis County Chair Shalonda Webb.