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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.

The county’s old detention center, which dates back to 1960, is for sale, and a buyer is close to taking ownership now.

When St. Louis' largest park will get real basketball hoops.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- If you live in a rural area, you may have to travel far to get to a grocery store. But the governor has a plan for that. One part of the State of the State address Wednesday was Governor J.B. Pritzker proposing the Illinois Grocery Initiative. The Illinois Grocery Initiative is [...]

Missouri lawmakers honored fallen Kansas City, Missouri, police officer James Muhlbauer in Jefferson City on Monday afternoon.

Millions of women left the workplace during the Great Resignation and as a result are rethinking their career paths. This makes having a mentor that much more important.

The renaming is part of a broader move from the $280M+ firm to separate its businesses so that each can focus on its core strengths.

Harris-Stowe State University on Monday announced the creation of a new academic college focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) that will be led by a departing associate dean from Washington University. The new College of STEM essentially institutionalizes the St. Louis-based university's efforts over the last decade to develop a diverse pool of talent in Missouri's STEM workforce. "HSSU’s leadership in this space, and the continuing demand in our region, made the need for…

Missouri Botanical Garden’s Conservation Scientist Matthew Albrecht and Herbarium Director Jordan Teisher are hoping to bring extinct plants back from the dead. The two scientists are part of a global “de-extinction” project with sixty other herbaria that will result in attempting to germinate seeds of extinct plant species, some of which have not been seen alive in the wild for over a century. Producer Miya Norfleet talked with Albrecht and Teisher about the project and what it means for conservation efforts in the future.