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International officials meet in St. Louis Friday to discuss plant conservation to prevent plants from becoming extinct.

The St. Clair County School District placed a high school English teacher on leave after discovering her profile on the pornography website OnlyFans.

It's a big weekend for celebrating German heritage.

Back in July, Reuters released a bombshell report documenting how Tesla not only spent a decade falsely inflating the range of their EVs, but created teams dedicated to bullshitting Tesla customers who called in to complain about it. If you recall, Reuters noted how these teams would have a little, adorable party every time they […]

The Butterfly House is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a big Hollywood-themed party Friday night.

Amanzi Umoye has danced from coast to coast, finding a new sense of home within folk dancing. Umoye's story is part of our weeklong exploration of the concept of home with help from NPR's Next Generation Radio Project.

A Facebook post about a Highland kidnapping gained traction. Police determined it was a hoax, and the person who told the initial lie has been charged with a municipal violation.

Volunteers will be on the streets Friday to pick up trash in downtown St. Louis.

Emergency crews are responding to a house fire in Alton, Illinois, on Friday morning.

The federally-funded organization responsible for protecting the rights of people with disabilities in Missouri believes a proposed change in how the state pays for at-home care could violate the law.  Missouri Protection and Advocacy Services, which was established in 1977, said in a letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that it is […]

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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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Republican St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock pitched a revised bill giving a tax break to seniors at a special committee meeting Thursday night.

The new building, which will be beside St. Louis University Hospital, will house more than 200 beds, said the hospital’s president, Dr. Hossain Marandi.

One of the station's founders, Ray was fired after years of butting heads with the bosses.

The St. Louis area is getting another new soccer venue. Groundbreaking is Friday for the state-of-the art facility.

The Cardinals legend will get a send-off all weekend long, including his own concert on Sept. 30.

A new home for Ukrainian refugees opens Friday in St. Louis.

A 22-year-old Hazelwood woman is facing a felony after allegedly biting a city police officer. Prosecutors filed the assault charge against Domanique Burnside yesterday in St. Louis City Circuit Court.

A St. Louis City sheriff's deputy, charged with second-degree murder, has a plea hearing scheduled Friday.

Madison County Illinois State's Attorney Tom Haine is trying something new with the state's new 'SAFE-T Act,' eliminating cash bail.