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The family of the pregnant MoDOT worker who was hit and killed by a car while on the job will hold a 5k walk in Arnold over the weekend to raise awareness and money for work zone safety.

A former investigator for the Missouri Department of Social Services -- Children's Division in Overland said the staffing shortage is so acute that children are being put at risk.

The NYPD has long been a stalwart opponent of transparency and accountability. It has spent years trying to rebrand as a national security agency, drafting on former mayor Rudy Giuliani’s unearned reputation as the post-9/11 savior of New York City. Journalists have noted the NYPD is even more secretive than the CIA and NSA, two […]

Nationwide, parents are trying to feed their little ones, but some are limited by the baby formula shortage.

The woman was in her car in the 700 block of Heman Avenue when two men approached her and forced her to leave her car at gunpoint.

The Missouri Senate passed a congressional redistricting map Thursday and then adjourned for the year. The 22-11 vote came after Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden invoked a rarely used rule …

The Red Afro Queen herself! Ms. Silky Sol will be in the building delivering some of the best blues in the city. Come let her

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In the spectacular climactic sixth episode of the Star Wars saga, the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance as the SLSO performs John

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Experience the immense talent and versatility of COCA’s Dance Ensembles—Ballet Eclectica, COCAdance, and COCA’s Hip-Hop Crew—in the season-culminating repertoire, TRIumphant. Showcasing choreographic works staged by

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The federal government is seeking records from the St. Louis agency that processes tax abatement.

St. Louis Metropolitan Police are looking for a man who they say entered a woman’s shower in a Saint Louis University residence hall the morning of April 23. Police allege the suspect then entered three separate women’s dorm rooms approximately 40 minutes later. All occurred in Griesedieck Hall on West Pine Street after the suspect first entered the building at 8:52 p.m. the night before.

A landmark study has discovered the possible cause of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), but doctors say more research is needed.