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Cars are so American and are going nowhere soon. We need more thoughtful design to accommodate cars in our legacy cities.

A vandal threw the restaurant's own patio table at the large window.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted Friday to double their pay from $37,500 a year to $72,000.

City leaders said he retired after failing to show up to a hearing. The former chief said he was fired and his reputation is now tarnished.

The video of the police beating in Memphis opened wounds in St. Louis. where the community protested following the deaths of other Black men.

Well, a lot has happened since I first started looking into the “World’s First Robot Lawyer,” from DoNotPay. First, Joshua Browder, DoNotPay’s CEO, reached out to me via direct message (DM) and told me he would get me access to my documents by 2 PM the next day – Tuesday, January 24th – saying that […]

The marionette master died in the fire that consumed his home and theater, the medical examiner told his family on Friday.

Videos showing the violent arrest of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols, a Memphis man who died 3 days after he was beaten by police in a traffic stop Jan. 7, has been released by Memphis officials.

There are more than 3,000 inappropriately certified teachers in classrooms across Missouri, and the state's education department says it all goes back to the teacher shortage crisis. 

Dana Milbank summarizes the state of Republican budget negotiations: House Republicans are saying they’re willing to risk default — an economic disaster — unless Biden agrees to cuts. But they won’t specify which cuts they want; Biden will just have to guess. “I want to look the president in the eye and tell me there’s ...continue reading "Republicans want to cut assistance to poor people. Any other questions?"

Superheroes assemble for an action-packed night at The Magic House!   Dress up like your favorite superhero, play throughout the entire Magic House, enjoy a pizza dinner, create your own

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The St. Louis medical examiner confirmed puppeteer Bob Kramer was the victim of a fire a week ago at his home and theater.

C. Nicole Mason, president and CEO of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, will no longer lead the organization following allegations of toxic management that led to high turnover and reduced research capacity.

Jurors on Friday ruled a company that insured the former Pulse nightclub in St. Louis must pay Latronya Adams over the killing of her son.

The bill calls for doubling the pay for city aldermen from $37,400 to $72,000 per year.