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A series of smash and grab robberies in north St. Louis County this past December cost one business alone thousands of dollars.

A bill filed in the U.S. House of Representatives would raise minimum teacher starting pay to $60,000 a year.

Clergy members had the chance to meet with the new St. Louis police chief on Monday and talk about crime in their neighborhoods.

Soulard has been the center of attention with Mardi Gras festivities. More than two weeks ago, it was in the public eye after two officers were shot in the neighborhood.

A volleyball team from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is returning home from a weekend tournament in St. Louis without one of their teammates.

There was a warm and inviting atmosphere as the capacity crowd made its way into the Ritz-Carlton for the St. Louis American Foundation’s 21st Annual Salute to Excellence in Business Networking and Awards Luncheon. Thursday marked the first gathering in…

Police say they were called to the scene around 3 p.m. in the 9600 block of Old Lincoln Trail.

Michael Butler, who's also St. Louis' recorder of deeds, said in a message obtained by KSDK that he'd step down as head of the party Feb. 28.

Attention Trixie and Katya fans! If you were unable to secure tickets to Trixie and Katya Live! You can officially stop crying and untie yourself from the train tracks, because

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The crash remains under investigation.

A bill that aims to soften the steep drop-off in public benefits that low-income Missourians face when their earnings increase won initial approval in the Missouri Senate Monday evening after pushback from conservative Republicans. The Senate still needs to vote one more time before the bill is sent to the House for consideration. Sponsored by […]

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It's not just about hitting the right note. It's teaching them anything is possible.

Jimmy Carter was born on October 1, 1924. Take a look at his life and legacy through the lens of St. Louis.

The Alliance for Interracial Dignity will host “Pillars of Community: A Celebration of Local Black History” at 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26, at the Eden Seminary Commons, 475 E. Lockwood Ave.