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In the grand days of riverboat music, St. Louis was a hotspot for musicians to make it big. There was no better place to play than the Capitol steamboat, home to the band of Fate Marable. If you wanted in, you had to be good, and have a pretty tough skin. Paducah native Fate Marable quickly …

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Thomas “Tommie" Beauchamp of Caseyville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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St. Louis CITY SC took to the pitch for the franchise's first official MLS practice.

Guitarist Jeff Beck continues to be remembered on social media, with artists like Rod Stewart, ZZ Top’s Billy F. Gibbons and more paying tribute to the rock legend, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 78. …

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Marc Thiessen today: If Trump’s classified document mishandling was ‘irresponsible,’ so is Biden’s Nice try, Marc, but no one has ever cared very much if a few classified documents were accidentally taken from the White House when a president (or vice president) moved. Sure, we'd all prefer they be more careful, but it's not that ...continue reading "Joe Biden did not obstruct the return of classified documents"

WASHINGTON (AP) — Rising U.S. consumer prices moderated again last month, bolstering hopes that inflation’s grip on the economy will continue to ease this year and possibly require less drastic action by the Federal Reserve to control it. Inflation declined to 6.5% in December compared with a year earlier, the government said Thursday. It was [...]

Following a FOX 2 report on a signature building in downtown St. Louis becoming a danger to the public, the City of St. Louis took emergency action to secure the 110 Railway Exchange Building at 7th and Olive Street on Wednesday morning.

Hawley and Bush told U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lt. Gen. Scott Spellmon the agency should respond to a request by the district to have all its properties tested.

Democrats on Wednesday slammed a Republican-backed change to the Missouri House dress code for women legislators.

There are more than 7,000 open positions in state government.

The children of a Normandy city worker want answers about how their father died cutting down a tree.

Around 10,000 flights have been canceled or delayed in the last few weeks due to three major issues for travelers.

Several sheriff’s offices in Illinois are openly defying the state’s new assault weapons ban.

After nearly 20 years, a gruesome murder was solved on Wednesday. A Maryland Heights man is facing charges for the dismemberment of a woman in Wright City.

As utility companies raise prices, customers look for renewed ways to save money.

A Cass County courtroom could be one of the first places in the state to let someone out of prison by expunging a previous marijuana conviction.

But convention chief Kitty Ratcliffe says she’s still committed to adding a park and a ballroom.

"It's been a year and I am still grieving for my mom. I hope they find this man, or somebody turns him in. My mom deserves justice," Tiffany Love said.