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Celebrate legendary composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim at Side by Side by Sondheim, which revisits almost 30 of the most poignant, powerful and witty songs in the American musical theatre

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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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Hundreds of the company models were stolen in St. Louis within the last year.

Maybe it's just a coincidence, but Tuesday Morning filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday morning.

Black Democratic lawmakers at the Missouri State Capitol are accusing the House Leadership of racism following debate on a bill last week. 

The upcoming season marks the orchestra’s 144th and Stephane Deneve’s fifth as music director.

A Missouri law enacted in 2021 allows prosecuting attorneys to request a hearing before a judge in cases of possible wrongful convictions.

The Missouri Capitol library is closed because of safety concerns with the dome ceiling.

This comes six months after a judge deemed the defendant unfit to stand trial.

"Having caseworkers when you need them would've absolutely helped. We need to be doing more for these families," Marissa Frank said.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is sending a dire warning to residents after an armed robber was shot and killed at a gas station near downtown St. Louis.

5 On Your Side is working on a four-part series about the state's child welfare program. This is one of four.

St. Louis police say carjackings at gas stations are on the rise.

Pearl Jam is raffling off a signed poster to raise money for earthquake relief in Turkey and Syria. The poster is from Eddie Vedder and company's 1996 concert in Istanbul…

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For the last seven months, St. Louis County officials have overseen the restoration of a Chesterfield landmark with Missouri history.

A few months ago at a conference, I was somewhat surprised to hear from an academic whose views on antitrust are closely aligned with FTC chair Lina Khan complain to me that Khan appeared to be a disaster as an FTC Commissioner, noting that multiple FTC staffers had been complaining or heading for the exits. […]