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The city in St. Charles County now boasts a population of nearly 60,000 people.

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers in the U.S. House passed bipartisan legislation Thursday in an effort to curb staggering overdose deaths from illegal fentanyl substances that are illicitly produced and up to 50 times stronger than heroin. The HALT Fentanyl Act, passed on a 289-133 vote with 74 Democratic votes and support from the Biden administration, would permanently categorize lab-made […]

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Many St. Louisans don't know the real answer.

With the pandemic’s worst days likely behind us, how should we guard against COVID-19 and its long-term effects?

A first lieutenant in the Army Air Forces, Meyer, of Overland, was 25 when he died.

California-based Esri sees new potential at its new downtown St. Louis office.

Recycling batteries could reduce the need to mine critical minerals - but only if the packs are properly recovered.

A St. Louis County man is scheduled to be sentenced today on a second-degree murder charge.

The upstate New York city would be one of the first in the country to tackle the energy woes of affordable housing.

Thursday was a great day, and Friday will be the same. Mid- to upper-70s again, with sunshine and low humidity.

A family of 10 survives a fire in the early morning hours.

More than half the nation's wetlands could lose protection under the Clean Water Act.

Def Leppard has been very busy the last week or so promoting not only their new album, Drastic Symphonies, but their book Definitely Def Leppard. And now the band is sharing a look at…

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Golf is one tough game. We can play it until we are old (best learned when young), and every wonderful once in a while we hit some really good shots, drop some long difficult putts and produce, after four hours or so, a score that temporarily deceives you into feeling that “you can do this.”

A group of paramedics and firefighters from across the region took part in a simulation of a disaster scenario Thursday as part of a week-long search and rescue training event.

Stillwater prison authorities gave 44 incarcerated workers a raise and then, months later, said they had to pay it back. The incarcerated workers say it’s wage theft.

The emerging deal would allow congressional Republicans to enact savage cuts to federal spending without having to ever specify them.

Medical credit cards shift the burden of medical financing onto unsuspecting consumers who could have qualified for other means of payment.

The toll that caring for aging parents takes on their children can be allayed only by expanding our caring networks.