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The man was taken to a local hospital for life-saving treatment, according to St. Louis County police.

Starbucks says a National Labor Relations Board employee has evidence that others at the federal agency's St. Louis office attempted to "tip the scales" in a union election.

Gov. Mike Parson is hoping to avoid any special session drama. As he prepares to reconvene the legislature next month to debate a $700 million tax cut — with details about …

All aboard the trolley for a tour of the Cemetery’s horticulture and arboretum highlights. The tour may stop at a few locations to get a

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Join us for a guided caravan tour! Follow along in your own car as we drive to four locations within the cemetery. Wildwood Valley is

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Bag Phones, Brick Phones, Blackberries, a Satellite Phone and more – these are some of the cellular telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone

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One man, who was shot in the head, is in critical condition, according to police.

If you can't make it to London's Wembley Stadium to see the star-studded Taylor Hawkins tribute concert, you'll be able to watch the entire thing on Paramount+. The September 3…

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One was shot in the head and is not expected to survive.

We’ve noted for a long while that Americans pay some of the highest prices in the developed world for mobile data. But U.S. network quality doesn’t really make that a great value equation. U.S. 5G networks are notoriously slower than 5G networks in many other countries, and studies have found U.S. video streaming over wireless […]

The new exhibit explores the high-stakes 1972 World Chess Championship between Bobby Fischer and Russia's Boris Spassky and its many ripples on the game and the world.

Metro Transit gets more federal money to expand its electric bus program.

East St. Louis is a legendary American city, for all the wrong reasons. Those three words conjure up thoughts of extreme poverty, extreme crime, and danger, sometimes perceived, and sometimes very real. It wasn’t always that way, to hear some

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Several Missouri officials will speak Wednesday, August 17 about the Fort Leonard Wood region's commitment to national defense.

If you are still trying to bounce back from the July flooding and storms, another FEMA flood disaster recovery center is opening Wednesday, August 17.

It's been three weeks since historic rain caused flash flooding in University City, and trash still lines the streets.