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To date, 21,963 pounds of food have been donated by area schools, which puts “Tackle Hunger” at 55% to its goal.

City government is earning a reputation for slow-walking Missouri Sunshine Law requests.

There are no injuries after a home in south St. Louis caught fire Monday morning.

Two teenager girls were shot Monday morning in south St. Louis.

The lights are back on at the Gateway Arch, Monday.

Monday, October 3 marks 100 days since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade ending the constitutional right to an abortion.

A boy and a man were killed Sunday night in a crash in the Wellston neighborhood of St. Louis County.

One man's zoning request in Shiloh, Illinois has some people planning to speak out.

A lawmaker from St. Louis wants to require licenses for all residential care facilities in Missouri, including boarding schools.

A teen is dead following a crash in Barton County.

By providing only the minimum required funding each year — and no new funding in 2021 — the state has underfunded EBF by $7.2 billion, report claims.

At first, the news seemed horrible for Amazon.

Illinois state police need information after a deadly hit-and-run on I-55 west of Collinsville.

Jacoby Andrick has some tips for coordinating outfits while avoiding matching.

Ample amount of natural light streams through the home’s numerous large windows.

Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent allies in his fight to overturn the 2020 election are leading a coordinated, multi-state effort to probe local election officials in battlegrounds such as Michigan, Arizona and Texas ahead of the November election. The America Project, an organization founded by Michael Flynn, a retired three-star general and former national […]

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If you have ignored or had doubts about whether the concern that democracy is in danger in America, just look at the growing movement to ban books in our schools and libraries. There is a history of books being banned in the United States for their subject matter and content. Most notably during the colonial […]

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How thawing permafrost threatens a Biden-supported plan to drill in Alaska's Arctic.

SNAP-Ed, the USDA funded program designed to help teach beneficiaries learn how to make the most of their food budgets are paid barely above minimum wage in the Midwest, which makes those employees eligible for the benefits, or forces them to take second jobs.

Republicans have already vowed to strip climate funding from the bill.