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It's been a tough quarter for some of the St. Louis food scene's mainstays, as establishments such as Vin de Set permanently close and J. Devoti Trattoria prepares to shutter its doors. But there's also been a significant amount of new activity.

St. Louis is not alone when it comes to residents worried about crime. The city is consistently listed as one of the most dangerous cities in the country. 

Police said they believe the man was the victim of a homicide. The university said he was a custodian.

The legislation approved Thursday comes amid international tensions that were heightened after the trek of an alleged Chinese spy balloon across the U.S.

Most abortions have been illegal in Missouri since June. The Medicaid extension still has to be approved by the state House and by the governor.

Over at Vox, Alissa Wilkinson peddles an increasingly stale meme: It’s important for the purposes of this article that you know my age: I am on the verge of turning 40. Having been raised in that brief interregnum between the Cold War and the war on terror, I, like many of my peers, assumed that ...continue reading "The (not kids anymore) are doing alright"

Fitzpatrick's office said in a release that Gardner's office failed to meet "multiple deadlines for document request."

One week ago, Tim Norman took to social media claiming his innocence with a caption saying #innocent.

New York-based Canadian-born singer, trumpeter, and songwriter Bria Skonberg has stormed onto the jazz scene with her smoky vocals, blistering trumpet, and compelling compositions and arrangements. The Juno Award winner

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All rise for Academy Award® winner Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterwork. The New York Times Critic’s Pick TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD is “the most successful American

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An American Airlines flight to Dallas that had left St. Louis Lambert International Airport around 7 a.m. made an abrupt turn south of Rolla and immediately returned to St. Louis.

A Trailnet study found 40% of pedestrian crashes and 46% of fatalities across the city since 2017 happened on nine roads that account for 1.5% of city roadways.