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The decision of the Police Department to install them was in the belief that it would be cheaper than maintaining policemen at the corners.

The “cord cutting” trend cable execs spent a decade claiming was a fad just broke another round of new records. According to Leichtman Research, major cable TV providers lost another 1.7 million subscribers last quarter, as users flock to streaming, over the air TV, TikTok, or, you know, books. Roughly 17,700 customers cut the cord […]

The wrong-way driver struck an SUV. The driver of the SUV died, and the wrong-way driver was injured.

St. Louis County owes the state of Missouri more than half a million dollars.

Two vacant homes caught fire early Monday morning in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.

An Amazon delivery truck was involved in a crash overnight in downtown St. Louis.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.18% for the week ended Sept. 14 — up from 7.12% the prior week.

Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]

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Slated to open in spring 2024, The Yale Bar will complement Parker's Table and The Oakland Room event space. "I’ve always thought that those should be the three legs of the stool,” says owner Jonathan Parker.

The shifts are needed amid two months of rehab work on the I-70 bridge over Route K/Main. The East Terra Lane entrance ramp to westbound 70 at the Sonderen Connector will be shut down until Nov. 27.

The university's chairman, in a note to its Board of Trustees, also claimed a lawsuit over unpaid rent at its downtown St. Louis campus was misleading and defended decisions to increase executive compensation despite years of losses.

St. Louis City may bring back red-light cameras.

According to the National Diaper Bank Network, 47% of families in America can't afford diapers, and their cost has increased by 32% since 2019. The St. Louis Area Diaper Bank is observing National Diaper Need Awareness Week to help out.

Recent records obtained by the Post-Dispatch reveal high overtime figures for several Bi-state development employees, with some drivers making over $40,000 in overtime payouts.

There's a carnival and fall picnic on Monday. It's for all five of St. Elizabeth's Adult Day Care Centers.

A New York business is moving its headquarters from New York City to St. Louis.

Craft brewing is a male-dominated industry, but efforts are underway to make it more diverse. In St. Louis, some women have broken through to become head brewers and want beer to be more welcoming to all.

Cash bail is no longer available in Illinois starting Monday. The controversial move makes Illinois the first state in the country to eliminate the cash bail system.

Character and craftsmanship define this historic home with updated amenities.

Karina Hernandez’s ideal work environment is surrounded by plants, with her hands in the dirt.  Although she already has a biology degree, she recently decided to go back to school to take classes in horticulture at St. Louis Community College at Meramec, the state’s largest horticulture program.  And she was surprised to see courses on […]

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