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“My parents always said when God closes a door he opens a window,” said Ruth Ezell, senior producer of Nine PBS’ Living St. Louis show. “My career has been when I see a door cracked I slide it open.”

Greater Than the Sum of its Parts, Amazing Art from Pieces and Pixels, features Pysanky by Katherine Alexander, Digital Art by Matt Bryan, Mosaics by Brenda Fra-ser, Assemblage by Nell

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Legislation would prohibit physicians and other health care providers from providing “gender transition procedures” to individuals younger than 18.

A man charged with shooting a woman during a purse snatching outside a St. Peters Schnucks grocery store remains at large, police said Wednesday.

We’ve noted for a while now how most of the outrage surrounding TikTok isn’t exactly based in factual reality. There’s no real evidence of the Chinese using TikTok to befuddle American toddlers at scale, and the concerns about TikTok’s privacy issues are bizarrely narrow, with many of the folks proposing a ban seemingly oblivious to […]

Shortly after 1:00 a.m. a car fire broke out in south St. Louis.

A family escaped an RV fire early Thursday morning.

The STL Mystic Fair is coming to Bridgeton at the end of the month. But if you’re a psychic, you probably already knew that, huh?

Rural residents can be miles away from doctors and grocery stores. That forces many without cars to move closer to essential services.

We're just a few days away from the start of daylight saving time, and this time the spring forward may be permanent.

Metro East city has been spilling raw sewage into the Mississippi for years. “We don’t really need to go to trial over this,” residents’ lawyer says.

A Missouri state lawmaker asks for a state audit of the Francis Howell School District.

A new report in the Guardian has St. Louis ranking highly — but it's not something to brag about: The British publication says swaths of the metro area are among the 10 most polluted in the U.S. The paper boasts that it used "cutting-edge modeling" developed by researchers at institutions including the University of Washington. It reveals something that anyone who paid attention to Wash U's "For the Sake of All" report already knew — that race is a huge predictor of health due to the inequalities that plague neighborhoods with a significant minority population, and that, in America, "neighborhoods burdened by the worst pollution are overwhelmingly the same places where Black and Hispanic populations live."

"This institute will be a crucial resource for citizens, government entities and private industries," Mun Choi, University of Missouri president, said.

A man is charged with murder after an Illinois state police trooper found a body in the street earlier this week.

A serial criminal accused of stealing more than $70,000 worth of merchandise from several Ulta Beauties and Dick's Sporting Goods stores is now facing charges.

Trial is underway in St. Charles for a man charged with a 2019 shooting at a target store in St. Charles.

The man charged in the crash that cost 17-year-old Janae Edmondson her legs is due back in court Thursday, in a different case.