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The COVID pause on student loan repayment is over. With 28 million borrowers now having to make payments again, will this slash consumption and take the US economy down with it? Probably not. The New York Fed analyzed some recent survey results and concluded that the impact would be minimal: On average, borrowers expect to ...continue reading "Student loan resumption will only barely affect the economy"

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The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline.   Narrated by the captain […]

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"I am just grateful and so blessed to still be here," said Coach Shaquille Latimore.

The Missouri Attorney General's Office secured a conviction against a Franklin County man for child sexual abuse and rape.

Now 15 years into retirement, Judge Evelyn Baker doesn't like what she sees when it comes to young people who commit crimes.

Here are some tips to help you avoid being scammed while using streaming apps

This week, several of the biggest construction and supply companies in St. Louis came together at Harris Stowe State University to celebrate and promote inclusion in the workforce among minority- and women-owned businesses.

As the American market continues to expand on rights for Americans to enjoy being super high on cannabis, the industry around those rights are expanding quickly as well. And, in a way that is somewhat akin to the craft beer explosion that occurred last decade, more and more trademark scuffles are popping up as these […]

Union Station glowed purple Wednesday evening to raise awareness of domestic violence. The YWCA held a candlelight vigil to honor the victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

Brian Pendleton faces a minimum of 98 years in prison.

A youth football coach shot by an angry parent in St. Louis last week is annoyed after the city's recreation division canceled the rest of his team's season. The shooting happened in the middle of practice last week at Sherman Park.

A 46-year-old tax preparer is behind bars Wednesday after allegedly cashing a fraudulent check worth more than $40,000 at a local liquor shop. Her criminal history might surprise you.

The scheme involves IT workers sending wages to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

A regular rec center visitor is now banned from all facilities in St. Louis after FOX 2 raised the alarm about another sex crime arrest.

St. Louis police claim a man’s quick confession resulted in charges for Wednesday’s double murder in the Benton Park West neighborhood.