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On their two-year dating anniversary, modern day couple Rashad and Genesis have plenty to celebrate—a marriage proposal and the promise of a new life together. But will their relationship survive

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The owner of the crumbling Jamestown Mall site in north St. Louis County will soon begin accepting bids from contractors to demolish it.

Cities and counties could soon be on the hook to pay for electric vehicle charging stations if they mandate businesses to install them. 

A Brentwood man is charged with animal abuse after killing his dog and then biting a responding police officer.

The Gateway Arch National Park superintendent believes this is the only second major renovation since the building was constructed.

New Music Circle has evolved in tandem with boundary-pushing musical movements since 1959. Board members Alex Cunningham and Josh Levi discuss the upcoming New Music Circle concert and how the artists demonstrate the technological potential of experimental music.

Only 1 of 7 of St. Charles' drinking water wells remains in operation following the shutdown Wednesday of a sixth well because of recently-detected contamination.

Several of the projects chosen for grants have already received allocations of state and federal low-income housing tax credits.

A Columbia, Missouri couple was sentenced in federal court for a scheme to smuggle counterfeit Disney DVDs into the U.S., sell them on eBay.

Her Eminent Reign is a multi-women-led visual arts exhibition honoring black and brown women from the past who have been forgotten.   2023’s Her Eminent Reign production will be a

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State Rep. Barbara Phifer, D-Kirkwood, joins St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Sarah Kellogg to talk about the contentious nature of the 2023 General Assembly session. Phifer represents portions of St. Louis County in the Missouri House. Prior to serving in the legislature, Phifer was a United Methodist pastor for more than 40 years.

The newest closure means that the City of St. Charles has shut down six of its seven wells due to water contamination.

Charges have been filed in deaths of at least six toddlers who fatally overdosed on fentanyl in the St. Louis area since 2022.

In 2014 the FTC sued AT&T for selling “unlimited” wireless data plans with very real and annoying limits. The lawsuit noted that, starting in 2011, AT&T began selling “unlimited” plans that actually throttled upwards of 90 percent of your downstream speeds after using just two or three gigabytes of data. AT&T spent years trying to wiggle out […]

Contegra Construction Co. opens a new chapter in its growth with news that the firm has finalized the sale of the company to an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP).  The firm was launched 20 years ago in Edwardsville, Ill. from a single construction trailer and has grown to become one of the St. Louis region’s […]

Due to pandemic precautions, David and Meggan Sandusky's restaurant in The Grove was unable to operate at its full capabilities—until now.

From the top to the bottom of the wage scale, these contract clauses are abusive and predatory.

Damon Davis grew up five miles away, just over the bridge in East St. Louis. But he never heard about Mill Creek Valley.

Last month Dee Snider caused quite a stir when he tweeted that Robert Plant and Ronnie James Dio were “great singers” but not “great frontman.” While he stands by his comments, he’s now saying they were a…

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