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Pipes burst in the attic on Christmas Eve, and the museum director arrived to find more than a foot of water in the basement.

The guard encountered the two masked suspects late Friday night in the 9th Street Garage.

The woman said she was "just feeling lucky" and was shocked and excited to learn she had won a $1 million prize.

The masters of marketing over at the St. Louis Bread Company Panera have a new weird-ass product for you to buy: a “BAGuette bag.” Advertised as the perfect size to carry one of Panera's new Toasted Baguette sandwiches, this pea-green purse has a strap, an embossed texture and gold hardware featuring a “P” for Panera. This is not, as many have pointed out, an April Fools Day joke, either.

An investigation is underway after two men robbed a security guard overnight in a St. Louis parking garage.

Republican state Sen. Mike Moon was adamant Tuesday that his bill  to prohibit teachers from talking about sexual orientation or gender identity is not a “don’t say gay” bill.  But to Sen. Greg Razer, a Kansas City Democrat and the chamber’s only openly gay member, the label Moon chose for his bill didn’t matter. The […]

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Anthony Slaughter shares Khalia's story in Monday's A Place To Call Home.

The National African American Insurance Association – St. Louis Chapter will host its first “And Still I Rise: A Salute to Black Pioneers in Insurance and Investment” celebration on February 24, 2023, from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. at the…

There are just four days left until members start a two-month break that effectively ends their session, and there's still a lot of work to do.

Cities want to tap into the revenue stream generated by an increased use of video streaming services.

St. Charles' historic Main Street is about to get a little more delicious. Savor, a restaurant featuring American cuisine and cocktails, opens today at 221 North Main Street from noon to 10 p.m. The restaurant is the longtime dream of co-owner Marsha Timme — one that was shaped while growing up watching her mother and grandmother around the stove crafting family recipes.

With the rising cost of food and a limited budget, some Missourians have had to make sacrifices to feed her children — sometimes not paying her full utility bill in order to put food on the table, or borrowing money from family and friends.

Whether you call it a bigfoot, sasquatch or yeti, there are plenty of folks all over the country who claim they've seen one.

MASCOUTAH – MidAmerica St. Louis Airport today announced a new record of 163,210 passengers served in 2022, continuing a trend of positive passenger growth. The 2022 passenger count exceeds that of 2021 by nearly 2,000 and is fueled by a robust recovery from the travel disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. As travelers become more comfortable with air travel and demand continues to surge, many people are taking advantage of the services that MidAmerica St. Louis Airport offers. “MidAmerica Airport’s continuing growth is due to numerous factors,” said St. Clair County Chairman Mark Kern. “Passengers can count on easy access from Interstate 64, affordable parking and efficient airport and security operations, and they appreciate Allegiant’s strong route network serving popular destinations at affordable rates.” MidAmerica airport currently serves the following nonstop destinations via Allegiant on either a year-round or seasonal

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A property owner has filed a proposal to build 340 apartments off South Broadway near Soulard.

Metro Transit plans a new fare collection system allowing customers to access buses and trains by tapping with a smart phone or credit card. Smart cards and paper tickets also will still be used.