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A decision on the fate of Lamar Johnson will be announced on Tuesday by the St. Louis Circuit Court. Johnson has served nearly 30 years in prison after being convicted of a murder that he says he did not commit.

The Division of Labor Standards says Normandy, Missouri, is relying on a 16-year-old safety manual, and inspectors question whether it’s even being used to protect workers.

Right now, the bill has bipartisan support in the House Homeland Security Committee.

Music lovers rejoice because a new festival is set to take over Forest Park this summer called Evolution Festival.

A St. Charles taxpayer never expected an arduous journey for a package of clothes and other items she was sending her son in Chicago for his birthday.

“It’s really hard to not be angry at this because nothing is being done,” said Olga Mister.

The Sullivan School District believes the recent installation of cameras on the outside of several district school buses will improve student safety. 

New York’s Finest continue to set the sort of records New York residents would rather the NYPD didn’t. The NYPD is not too big to fail. But it’s apparently too big to curtail. In 2019, it capped off a spectacular two-year run in which it racked up over a half-billion in lawsuit settlements. That’s on […]

He will function as a leader on behalf of Ameren through local, state and national organizations focused on crisis, safety and security.

"I'm on the right path. It won't happen overnight, but I know I am doing the work I need to do to heal," McLaughlin said in a statement Monday.

"The driver and the monitor did not walk their bus to check for children and are no longer employed by Mehlville School District," the statement said.

The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., St. Louis Alumnae Chapter (SLA), will host its annual Economic Business Panel at 9 a.m. Saturday Feb. 25 in the St. Louis City Hall Rotunda.

More than four in 10 Jews in the United States feel their status in America is less secure than it was a year earlier.

Unroll your mat for an all-levels yoga practice with Yoga Buzz. The one-hour class will be held at Schlafly Tap Room, which will offer a free beer after you’re finished

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Filmmaker Daniel Lawrence Wilson thinks that St. Louis can — and should — be the industry’s next premier filming location. Wilson, now living and working in Los Angeles, returned to St. Louis to film his directorial debut, “A Brush of Violence.” The film is the first to be sponsored by the nonprofit St. Louis Filmworks, and features many recognizable locations in St. Louis including Webster University, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, Laumeier Sculpture Park, and the Magnolia Hotel. Wilson joined St. Louis on the Air to discuss how the city would benefit should it become a popular filming location.