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St. Louis County police continued to look for the driver who hit a 2-year-old and simply drove off, leaving the child on the road.

An aldermanic committee is set to hold a rare Saturday morning meeting to hear testimony.

"We're fighting for those girls and students that want to come here," The Chair of RK Forever, Cynthia Forcelledo Goudy said.

Missouri's new attorney general will officially take office in a few weeks, after Eric Schmitt was elected as the state's newest U.S. Senator in November. 

The epicenter of a small, 2.5 magnitude earthquake was about a mile east of Kimmswick, Missouri, at around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. A lot of people say they felt it.

As if channeling another dimension where genres simply don’t exist, Rainbow Kitten Surprise find harmony in unpredictability, weaving together lyrical poetry, hummable melodies, and a rush of instrumental eccentricities. They

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A fight between a staff member and a student inside a classroom on Monday was caught on video.

The Doe Run Company confirmed Wednesday that a man died while working underground at the company’s Casteel Mine near Bixby Tuesday.

Wallace Shawn’s The Fever is an unconventional meditation on how our lives of comfort and privilege are celebrated at the expense of others’ poverty and oppression.   Presented by Black

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A Spectacular Holiday Tradition Your Family Won’t Want To Miss!   The Rep rings in the spirit of the season with the second annual production of A Christmas Carol! At

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Over at Vox they're writing about "A Crisis on American Roads." Part 1 is mostly about a mother whose daughter was killed in a crosswalk in Washington DC by the driver of a van. The rest of the piece claims that the increase in vans and big SUVs is responsible for our recent increase in ...continue reading "Our skyrocketing pedestrian death rate remains a mystery. Maybe."

On November 17, workers in three St. Louis-area Starbucks stores left their stores to join the picket line. It wasn’t the only St. Louis-area protest staged with notable timing. Less than a week after the “Red cup rebellion” at Starbucks, dozens of Amazon warehouse workers joined a protest against their employer, calling for an end to grueling conditions and higher pay. Amazon warehouse worker Jennifer Crane, fired Starbucks supervisor Bradley Rohlf, and Starbucks barista Spencer Blackmon discuss this moment in organizing for St. Louis workers.

Home is a mixed media project of past and present images, paying homage to artist Phillip Hamer’s loved ones.   Hamer dedicates this project to his family, the humans who

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