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Ste. Genevieve, Mo. – Trailnet and the Ste. Genevieve Department of Tourism are launching the StG Gravel Classic. This multi-route bike ride, Saturday April 9, 2022, is the tourism department …

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WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of senators is exploring legislation to overhaul how Congress counts Electoral College votes, but backers of stalled voting rights legislation are lukewarm on the effort …

It’s part of a proposed constitutional amendment that would give the Legislature legal authority to defund voter-approved Medicaid expansion.

Donovan Walker admitted having sexual contact multiple times with a 14-year-old girl he'd met online.

A St. Louis nonprofit that provides a home and services to young, pregnant homeless women 18 and older will have a new leader at the helm, effective Feb. 1.

Break out your rhinestone-covered sunglasses, Elton John is returning to St. Louis on March 30.

This is the fourth year of the legendary entertainer’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour.” Elton John already played a “farewell” show in the same arena back in 2018.

Fans will have to be pandemic-prepared if they want to attend, though.…

Former Arnold Police Officer Ryan O’Connor survived a shooting in 2017 against all odds. Now family asks for prayers as he enters his seventh day in the COVID ICU.

"This go-around ... it definitely seems like almost every call is COVID-related," said one firefighter.

Back in November, Bi-State began the process to install turnstiles at MetroLink stations. A $52 million undertaking backed by Centene CEO Michael Neidorff, supporters argued it would make the system much safer. To speak briefly on the turnstiles, there is little evidence that they will improve safety or change the perception of crime. The first […]

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Each student athlete will be allowed two spectators in attendance at home games. The same rule applies for cheer, dance and band members and visiting teams.

Gov. Parson's budget directs massive amounts of money to rural Missouri, without similar generosity to the urban areas that drive the state's economy.

A lot has changed in the CBD world in recent years. We have seen a trend where more people are open to enjoying CBD products than before.…

Charges total $15.5 billion a year, and federal agency head has threatened 'action to restore meaningful competition'