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Many of Kim Gardner's longtime supporters were disappointed at the news of her resignation on Thursday, although some say they are not surprised.

A pastor and his helpers pound pavement in Indianapolis with the goal of reducing crime.

Rain or shine, Cinco de Mayo traditions at Hacienda Mexican Restaurant are a go. But bar manager Joe Schad says it’ll be a lot simpler if the weather cooperates.

A massive marijuana growing operation is now expanding to keep up with record sales in St. Louis and beyond. People from outside the state are fueling the growing surge since recreational sales began in February.

If cops screw up enough, they may get blacklisted by prosecutors. These lists — known as “Brady” or “Giglio” lists (depending on jurisdiction) — inform prosecutors that they may not want to ask these officers to testify due to their long histories of misconduct. Most lawsuits generated by cops appearing on these lists deal with […]

St. Charles resident Chris Howle believes a floating lantern with a lit candle is to blame for damage to her backyard pool.

Approximately 200 Jefferson County employees had their recently-deposited paychecks erroneously withdrawn from their bank accounts this week.

Judge Michael Noble and defense attorney Raphael Morris are among the contenders Gov. Mike Parson is considering, according to sources.

Following Kim Gardner’s resignation as Circuit Attorney, some crime victims are no less worried about their cases.

My Fellow St. Louisians,

City Winery St. Louis is proud to present Wines & Punchlines, a showcase of the funniest stand-up comedians in St. Louis.   Rafe Williams will headline the debut show, joined

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Doug and Kayleen meet as eight-year-olds in the school infirmary. (He tried to ride his bike off the roof. She has a stomachache that her mother blames on “bad thoughts.”)

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After the Cardinals' 22nd loss of the season, Busch stadium erupted in boos Thursday afternoon.

Storm Large: musician, actor, playwright, author, awesome. She shot to national prominence in 2006 as a finalist on the CBS show Rock Star: Supernova, where she built a fan base

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So much happened before Dorothy dropped in.   WICKED, the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz…but from a different angle.  Long before Dorothy arrives, there

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Stories and Songs with photographer Bill Steber and a performance by Shandora Rice will take place at the National Blues Museum on May 4.

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Eubie! is a musical revue from the 1970s that taught Broadway audiences about Eubie Blake, a groundbreaking American musician and composer of the early 1900s. Blake helped break down racial

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