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See Cortex . . . aglow! This FREE winter-themed photo op features lighted snowflakes and illuminated trees. Drive by or stop for a selfie with the snowflakes to remember the […]

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A Clay County, Missouri, man is facing charges for allegedly trying to burn down a house with his wife and her elderly aunt trapped inside.

MORRIS, Ill. — Family and friends are “outraged” after a mother of three was shot and killed by Morris police responding to a mental health call in late September. WGN News obtained the body cam footage of the incident. It had been nine days since Alivia Schwab, 40, transitioned out of Bourbonnais Terrace, a mental [...]

Silver Dollar City's "An Old Time Christmas" was named America's "Best Theme Park Event" by USA Today's 10Best, according to a news release.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page outlined how $14 million in proposed cuts would impact county services. The County Council could approve the cuts as soon as Tuesday.

Ten paragraphs into yet another story about struggling boys these days, we get this: Girls have been surpassing boys in school since at least the 1950s, says Richard Reeves, president of the American Institute for Boys and Men, a nonpartisan, nonprofit research organization. Colleges in the past were more willing to accept male applicants in ...continue reading "There is no sudden crisis among boys"

A St. Louis man who spent 11 years behind bars for a killing before his conviction was overturned is suing the city and detectives who worked on his case, claiming the conviction for a crime he didn't commit violated his constitutional rights.

Five Years Ago This week in 2018, we looked at the utter failure of FOSTA as more lives were put at risk, while we learned more about why Facebook changed its priorities to support the bill, and then one of the most high-profile impacts happened with Tumblr banning sexual content (and then Facebook unveiled new […]

A man died following a shooting in south St. Louis Saturday morning.

The city has filed 55 lawsuits since it implemented new rules in mid-November about when and where buses can arrive, the Law Department said.

The solid hiring revealed in Friday’s jobs report for November is boosting hopes that the U.S. economy will achieve a “soft landing” next year. Check out how the economy is performing in St. Louis.