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The biggest project in Gov. Mike Parson's budget request to lawmakers this year was to widen parts of Interstate 70, but that funding could be at risk. 

As part of the Love So Deep Tour 2023, Lucius will perform with Danielle Ponder at Delmar Hall on April 3.   Every Lucius song begins with what Holly Laessig

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The investigation is ongoing.

Democrats said the demand for puppies and other pets causes dealers to cut corners on pet care.

Missouri Democrats want the leader of the state's Human Rights Commission removed after he argued against a bill for LGBTQ+ rights.

The St. Louis Cardinals take on the Atlanta Braves at Busch Stadium.

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Sauce Magazine staff writer Iain Shaw dishes on the top new St. Louis restaurants to check out this month, including Bagel Union, the Vandy, Fleur STL and Lola Jean’s Pizza.

Ricky Hughes founded St. Louis Run Crew with inclusion in mind — specifically to introduce Black and brown people to running and to create a space where they can be comfortable. While most running clubs are inherently inclusive, Hughes would often find himself the only person of color in local running groups. He says the crew — which meets in Kiener Plaza Park — is “open to all faces, paces and laces.”

The artist is shaking up the local art market through his bold and colorful pieces.

About 40 homes and businesses were damaged and eight are now a total loss after Friday night's storm.

The round-robin tournament, known as the final four of college chess, was held at Webster University for the first time in the tournament's history.

The Missouri law is designed to prevent corruption and the appearance of corruption, a federal judge ruled last week.

A Jennings woman out on bond for charges of letting her infant ingest drugs and die is now charged in a toddler’s fentanyl overdose death.

A mother in St. Charles is thankful after a terrible situation while making dinner on Sunday sent her to the hospital.

All 10 Democratic members of the Missouri Senate signed a letter Monday urging Gov. Mike Parson to remove the chair of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights over his recent public statements in opposition to LGBTQ-rights legislation. Timothy Faber, a lobbyist for the Missouri Baptist Convention, testified in a Senate committee hearing last week about […]

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In both Canada and the U.S., there’s no shortage of evidence that consolidation in telecom and media hasn’t been great for telecom and media — or employers, competition, or consumers. That’s not really stopping regulators in either country, who continue to approve massive harmful megadeals with only the pretense of meaningful review. Canada’s just approved […]