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Pickleball’s popularity is growing in the St. Louis area. The sound generated by the crack of the ball on the paddle is a growing concern for residents of Kirkwood’s Osage Hills neighborhood.

A string of violent crimes committed by teenagers across the City of St. Louis and the county has left many on edge.

After a community forum last week, the Normandy Schools Collaborative has announced who will be its next leader after the previous superintendent resigned in June.

St. Louis City and County officials are taking stock of how many homeless people are on their streets and in need as part of the point-in-time (PIT) count, a survey to help track numbers and allocate resources for the coming year.

This week’s wet and heavy snowfall resulted in thousands of power outages in areas south of St. Louis.

Catalytic converter thefts have skyrocketed nationwide over the last several years. A south St. Louis car owner was almost a victim to this statistic.

Today's big New York Times piece about the Durham investigation is chock full of goodies about how Donald Trump and his lackeys desperately tried to prove that the FBI had illegally opened an investigation of Trump for no good reason. Attorney General Bill Barr and his special counsel, John Durham, were obsessed about this and ...continue reading "The Durham investigation has been a fiasco from start to finish"

Police in Chesterfield are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teenager.

The classic story of traveling salesman Willy Loman and his family explores the disillusionment of the American Dream and the toll it takes on all aspects of life. When Willy

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Missouri lawmakers want the governor to appoint a special prosecutor to certain parts of the state to help reduce crime. 

"Kia knows about this, and not only are they not helping people, but they're actively seeking to deny people,” said Jarvis.

St. Louis CITY SC and the University of Missouri–St. Louis are entering a dynamic new partnership to grow the next generation of esports players and fans and unite the two STLMade brands in programming designed to foster professional development by…

Convicted serial rapist Dominic Yocco learned Thursday that he’s going to prison for the remainder of his life. A St. Louis County judge sentenced him to 16 consecutive life sentences.

One of the man's victims testified in court, saying she has suffered in the five years since Yocco "took advantage of me at the most vulnerable time of my life."