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An inmate died early Saturday morning at St. Louis City Justice Center after experiencing a medical emergency.

WASHINGTON — Congress approved a bill Saturday night that would stave off a government shutdown until at least mid-November, though the measure doesn’t include Ukraine aid backed by both Republicans and Democrats. The bipartisan 88-9 vote in the U.S. Senate, just hours before a midnight deadline, took place after the U.S. House earlier in the […]

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Five people were killed and five were critically injured when a semitruck carrying anhydrous ammonia crashed in central Illinois about 110 miles northeast of St. Louis.

On Saturday morning, at the Calvary Cemetery in north St. Louis, a new monument was dedicated to mark Dred Scott's final resting place.

The man was transported to a local hospital in serious but stable condition, officers said.

It normally gets a little cooler around the end of September in St. Louis, but the heat remains for at least a little while longer. That didn't stop many from attending Saturday's Zootoberfest at the Saint Louis Zoo.

Brady Cook threw for a career-high 395 yards and four touchdowns as No. 23 Missouri beat Vanderbilt 38-21 Saturday to continue the Tigers' best start since 2013.

This time of year, Brookdale Farms gives us the heebie-jeebies. Plagued by evil, the Field of Nightmares admits only the bravest souls. Here, spirits roam the land and haunt the […]

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A 44-year-old man died this morning in the custody of St. Louis' City Justice Center, marking the tenth death of a CJC detainee in the past two years and the third since August 20.  A spokesperson with the Department of Public Safety confirmed that around 2 a.m.

St. Louis County consists of nearly 100 municipalities. The smallest one, in terms of population, is Champ, Missouri, only home to 10 people.

The monument was built to be a more fitting remembrance of the man who changed U.S. history.

Just as KDHX leadership attempted to mollify a roiling community with an on-air Q&A, the nonprofit's board of directors saw at least one departure. Board member Matthew Vianello confirmed to the RFT by email today that he resigned from his position on Friday morning. Vianello is an attorney with Jacobson Press P.C. in Clayton.

For some reason, this question has suddenly become the new hotness among economists. But why? Paul Krugman notes that bond yields were pretty steady for a while in late 2022 and early 2023: Over the past few months, however, the bond market has, in effect, capitulated, sending the signal that investors expect rates to stay ...continue reading "Will interest rates stay high forever?"

A homicide investigation is underway after a man died in an overnight shooting in Ferguson. Police say the suspect is behind bars.