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The measure calls for at least $62 million more in funding for charter schools per year.

Kick off your weekend at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park! Each Thursday Night at the Museum will be the most fun, engaging, uplifting, thought-provoking, perspective-shaping night

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A St. Louis man is dead and three other people, including a baby, were injured after two gunmen opened fire on their vehicle in a north city neighborhood. Homicide detectives are searching for the shooters.

Now that Americans will be traveling more for the summer, a Saint Louis University scientist is asking travelers to take pictures of their hotel rooms to combat sex trafficking.

Music festivals are coming to Hulu in a big way. The Disney-partnered platform announced Thursday that it'll be livestreaming the Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits festivals this year and…

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Legislation on its way to Gov. Mike Parson’s desk could drastically cut down on the amount of lead allowed in school drinking water in an effort to protect children from the toxic metal. Across the U.S., millions of homes and schools are still served by decades-old lead water lines, which can leach the dangerous neurotoxin […]

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Jimmy Johnson Jr. and Ramon Rockett were set for trial this month on charges they broke into a University City home May 6, 2020, and fatally shot two people.

The biggest concern will be strong downburst winds and large hail.

Three members of the former “Cassilly crew” share behind-the-scenes tales about this St. Louis treasure and swap stories about the visionary who made it all possible: Bob Cassilly.

Unlike pricey club sports, New Dimensions is free and offers soccer and life skills training for kids who need it. Co-founder Tom Michler shares what he’s learned about the myriad benefits of unstructured play — and the magic of building community with families from all over the world.

Unlike pricey club sports, New Dimensions is free and offers soccer and life skills training for kids who need it. Co-founder Tom Michler shares what he’s learned about the myriad benefits of unstructured play — and the magic of building community with families from all over the world.

Deck sealing that was to begin Thursday night has been delayed for the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 across the Blanchette Memorial Bridge.

“We have the Blues in the playoffs. Cardinals playing well. Young players really start playing well."

GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College’s Criminal Justice program held a garden bench dedication Thursday, in remembrance of a pair of Monticello Women’s Junior College students who vanished on Memorial Day weekend in 1969. Elizabeth Perry, of Excelsior, Minn., and Susan Davis, of Camp Point, Pa., both 19, met as Monticello students and were vacationing in Ocean City, N.J. The women were last seen on May 30, 1969, at a restaurant in Sommers Point, N.J. A state trooper later found their blue 1966 Chevrolet convertible abandoned on the Garden State Parkway and had it towed. Three days later, their bodies were found about 200 yards from the highway. Although law enforcement has followed many leads and theories over the years, the case has not been solved and the investigation remains open. After learning about the story, L&C Criminal Justice Associate Professor Jessica Noble decided to engage her students in a service project. “We decided to create a memorial

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The ‘Good Food for All’ produce boxes are provided by Ole Tyme Produce, and families can sign up to reserve boxes.