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Award winning singer/actor Darius de Haas pays tribute to a true pioneer and legend, Billy Strayhorn. Strayhorn wrote classics such as “Lush Life,” “Take The A Train,” “Satin Doll” and

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So much happened before Dorothy dropped in.   WICKED, the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz…but from a different angle.  Long before Dorothy arrives, there

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Doug and Kayleen meet as eight-year-olds in the school infirmary. (He tried to ride his bike off the roof. She has a stomachache that her mother blames on “bad thoughts.”)

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Fire crews on the scene said the fire started in the kitchen at Three Kings pub.

The school filed a report with the Kirkwood Police Department and the Department of Social Services.

Assistant Circuit Attorney Natalia Ogurkiewicz wants to turn over about 3,000 documents to the Missouri Attorney General's Office.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s last-minute push to move a lawsuit challenging restrictions on transgender care to federal court was denied Wednesday, with a federal judge ruling the matter belonged back in state court.

As an experienced political pundit I'd like to share my insights into the upcoming presidential election. Here's what the bulk of the evidence tells us: maybe Joe Biden will win. Or maybe it will be Donald Trump. Either one of them could win! Or maybe even someone else, though that's unlikely. It's all going to ...continue reading "A deep dive into the 2024 election"

ST. LOUIS – A Mexico, Missouri, man appeared in federal court Wednesday to learn his fate for raping a runaway teenager during a trip to Las Vegas. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri said Jacob Burney, 24, was in a relationship with a 13-year-old girl in 2021. Prior to [...]

"I was afraid. I didn't know what to do," said 19-year-old Larry Shaw earlier this month.

A St. Louis-based real estate company has added five of its employees, or employees of its affiliated company, to its ownership group.

Opponents have characterized the effort as an anti-democratic power grab by Republicans who oppose many citizen-led initiative petitions.

With a midnight deadline looming, the fight over transgender care is in the St. Louis courts for a showdown, and that hearing is going on Wednesday.

Nearly one week since a former prosecutor in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office spoke out on the Kim Gardner case and told FOX 2 she wouldn't be silenced, new court documents further support her intentions.