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The world agreed to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. A new IEA report finds we’re currently off track.

Clayton-based FinLocker, which has developed a financial app to help homebuyers, has received investment from public traded mortgage insurance firm Radian Group Inc.

Local barbecue spot Salt + Smoke has closed both locations of its to-go and counter service dining concept, Oh Hey! Barbecue.

Peggy Ferrone of St. Charles, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Police said the suspect and victim were among a group that were taking turns "play shooting" at each other.

Here's what St. Louis could learn from Baltimore, Maryland.

According to court documents, police searched Jonathan Villmer’s Snapchat account and found explicit conversations between him and a 13-year-old.

One of the men was unconscious and not breathing when police arrived.

When the Chiefs and Dolphins kick off their Wild Card weekend clash, Saturday night temperatures will barely be above five degrees Fahrenheit.  

"Those two dogs suddenly attacked my husband as he walked our 'grand dogs.' He's very lucky to have survived," Kelli Schlich said.

The Humane Society of Missouri is looking for potential adoptees for nearly 100 dogs that were rescued from an unlicensed breeder in Phelps County on Thursday.

'I believe he’s going to snap and do a mass shooting,' Sean Hodgson wrote in a text to their Army supervisor on Sept. 15.

The Blues have gone 8-4-0 since Drew Bannister became interim coach, replacing Craig Berube.

The bad times for Unity continue, it seems. Or, at the very least, for the ostensibly hardworking men and women that called the company home. The bad times really began late last summer when Unity decided to drastically change its pricing scheme both for future projects that used the game engine, and, somehow, retroactively as […]

A tip from a wireless provider led investigators with the Missouri State Highway Patrol to arrest a 24-year-old Ste. Genevieve man on child pornography charges.

Within a year, two horrific and separate crimes stunned St. Louis, with both of the suspects out on bond at the time and assigned an ankle monitor.