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While the telecom industry did manage to successfully defang U.S. consumer protection regulators for the better part of the last decade, they’re still facing some notable headwinds. Broadband growth has dramatically slowed, cable TV customers are leaving in droves, and while they are getting a ton of new subsidies via the infrastructure bill, a lot of that money is […]

The planned “Empowerment Campus Project” for the Caleres property appraised at $33.5 million was met with swift backlash from civic leaders and residents.

The effort is meant to counter abortion-rights initiatives. But with the clock ticking, a campaign by abortion rights groups had yet to materialize.

Opening arguments were set to begin Tuesday, but a prosecutor fell ill, and defense attorneys said witnesses were unavailable if the trial were to be pushed back this week.

The adviser will lead a quality review in response to the inflight malfunction of an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 that lost a piece of its fuselage.

The St. Elizabeth Republican hasn’t been shy about expressing his disdain about high-profile infighting within the party but says the decision to leave Congress after 16 years is based on a desire to stop working.

It was a game of a lifetime that these ladies could not have imagined in their 'wildest dreams.'

Americans are typically told the story of the scientists who built the atomic bomb as an intellectual race for the world’s most powerful weapon during wartime.  More than 100 atmospheric weapons tests were conducted in the U.S. and its territories between 1945 and 1962. It resulted in widespread radioactive fallout across much of the U.S., […]

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Clash over permits came to a head as Edwardsville church opened its doors during cold snap.

​The department's homicide detectives are handling the ongoing investigation.

An overnight crash took place on Interstate 70 eastbound in north St. Louis County.

More water pipe problems are likely due to the bitter cold weather, which is causing additional issues in the area Wednesday morning. This time, a hotel and an apartment building were impacted.

MMA fighter Michael Chandler is in St. Louis on Wednesday.

The St. Louis Blues are teaming up with the American Red Cross for their 17th annual blood drive Wednesday.

As temperatures rise, we could see even more pipes burst in the coming days. If it happens to you, there are some ways to reduce the damage.

The break from the deep cold is here but it doesn’t last long.  

This column was first published in Ray  Hartmann's St. Louis Insider. If jumping to conclusions were a track-and-field sport, Clayton would be favored to win state.

On December 20, about a week before he jetted off to an atoll in the Pacific Ocean, Sheriff Chris Heitman made a stop at City Hall in Belle, Missouri, to execute a search warrant. Heitman is the sheriff of Maries County, population 8,400, about two hours southwest of St. Louis.