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According to Census Bureau data, white St. Louisans are nearly twice as likely as black St. Louisans to own a home. Black homeownership rates remain the lowest of all racial groups in the country. 

A St. Louis County police officer may have been targeted when he was attending an Easter Sunday service at a south St. Louis County church.

The family of a U.S. Army veteran who has been missing in action for decades is now preparing for his funeral in Centralia, Illinois.

The Missouri House on Tuesday gave initial approval to bills that would ban certain medical procedures for transgender minors and prohibit transgender athletes from competing in school sports according to their gender identity.

Soccer fans packed CITYPARK to cheer on the U.S. Women’s National Team just before they take the world stage.

You don’t need to be a meteorologist to help save lives during weather events. That’s according to St. Louis National Weather Service meteorologist Matt Beitscher, who has helped teach hundreds, if not thousands, of people how to spot storms.

A tragic story is unfolding in Hazelwood. Authorities told FOX 2 that two people were murdered, and the suspect then shot himself as police arrived at the scene.

Gardner said at most, there could be alleged negligence but not willful neglect.

To err is human. To forgive is beyond me. Sorry. That’s just the way it is. If we’re paying outsized portions of local budgets to law enforcement agencies more interested in selective enforcement, rights violations, complete abdication of personal/professional responsibility, and seeing what hot war kit they can acquire via 1033.gov, it behooves us to […]

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There is much athletic talent in Africa, which is on display in international soccer leagues and during the Olympics.

Before the game, the U.S. honored Becky Sauerbrunn, who is from St. Louis, for her 200th appearance with the team.

GLEN CARBON - The Glen Carbon Village Board of Trustees held a brief meeting on April 11 and passed several items, including the purchase of a new lawn mower for the Parks and Recreation Department, the addition of a new retirement plan for village employees, and more. Mayor Bob Marcus began the meeting with a few announcements about village events. The first Mayor’s Announcement was that the Glen Carbon Police Association is holding a meat raffle on May 19. Tickets are limited and can be purchased for $20 each at the Glen Carbon Police Department. Mayor Marcus said one winner will receive a $400 value meat bundle from Bagley Farms Meat Market. Glen Carbon is also hosting a Tree Giveaway for village residents at the Public Works Department this Saturday, April 15. Free trees are available for pickup from 9 a.m. to noon, and Mayor Marcus said to call (618) 288-1200 with any questions. This Saturday is also the “Leaf and Limb” drop-off event at the Public Works

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