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Soundgarden, Warren Zevon and Iron Maiden are among the artists who made the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's 2023 fan ballot, Billboard reports. For the past 10 years, the…

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St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has asked for a new judge to oversee the Missouri attorney general's efforts to remove her from office — but the attorney general's office is asking the judge to make one more crucial decision before he is replaced. Gardner’s attorneys, Jonathan Sternberg and Michael Downey, filed a motion for a change of judge Friday to remove Judge John Torbitzky. Requesting a change of judge is a right both sides are given, and attorneys do not need to state their reasons…

The St. Louis Archdiocese is gearing up for the 'All Things New' reorganization of the 178 catholic parishes.

The San Fransisco-based bank has been seized by federal regulators and sold to JP Morgan Chase in the largest bank failure so far this year.

If you ever run into Flea and want to impress him with your musical knowledge, here are some songs to study up on. The Red Hot Chili Peppers co-founder has…

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The" experimental cocktail lab" is a collaborative project from Meredith Barry and Michael Fricker.

A few days after a judge called the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office a “rudderless ship of chaos,” another violent crimes prosecutor is off the boat. Assistant Circuit Attorney Alex Polta has parted ways with Kim Gardner's office, leaving the city’s violent crimes unit with only three prosecutors remaining, according to a document shared with the RFT. 

Mike Shannon, the St. Louis native who became the voice of his hometown team for 50 years, has died. He was 83. The team confirmed the news Sunday afternoon. Shannon was born and raised in St. Louis, graduating from CBC High School in 1957 and attended the University of Missouri for a year before signing with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1958. He made his major league debut in 1962 and played his entire career with the Cardinals. After a nine-year career with two World Series championships, Shannon…

A World Series winner as a player and the big, booming voice of summer as a broadcaster, St. Louis native spent more than 50 years as a champion of Cardinals and baseball.

Aerosmith will be touring a city near you for the last time to celebrate the rock band's 50-plus years together.

KISS’ Paul Stanley is facing some backlash after posting his thoughts about gender confirmation treatment for children, suggesting it’s been “turned into a sad and dangerous fad.” “There is a BIG difference between…

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The Kwame Charitable Foundation is hosting its 19th annual golf tournament Monday.

Friends and family of Monsignor Salvatore Polizzi are saying goodbye to him this week. The priest whose efforts to organize and preserve The Hill neighborhood died last Monday.

Investigators in Jefferson County have identified the human remains found last week near Pevely by a morel mushroom hunter.

A St. Louis County judge is expected to make a decision Monday on whether a rule restricting gender-affirming care for transgender kids and adults in Missouri can take effect.  

When Michelle Mueller's 6-year-old, Vivian, suddenly showed symptoms of anxiety, she turned to play therapy to help.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s decision to withdraw from a lawsuit against the state highway patrol has earned a sharp rebuke from his potential 2024 rivals, with candidates from both parties demanding he return campaign donations connected to companies suing the state. Bailey cited an unspecified conflict of interest for not being able to defend […]

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On an almost daily basis we are confronted with the choice of continuing to believe in the role, value and integrity of our government or conclude that it is irretrievably broken. At a minimum we must seriously ask: Are we at risk of succumbing to what appears to be inherent and intransigent dishonesty and hypocrisy […]

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The fate of millions of acres of wetlands hinges on five vague words in the Clean Water Act.

Some indigenous people in Illinois say education about Native American history is incomplete, and possibly inaccurate. A bill at the Illinois state capitol wants to change that.