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Lemkemeier, a labor/employment lawyer since 1962, died June 13; he was 85. He was key participant in 1999 St. Louis Public Schools' desgregation settlement.

City Election Board to meet Thursday to formally schedule the primary after getting official notice of a vacancy from the city register. The top two vote-getters will advance to the Nov. 8 general election.

Local news editor David Hunn joins hosts Beth O'Malley and Liz Miller to discuss his new role overseeing business and metro news coverage. Hunn has worked at the paper since 2005, and (among other notable work) covered the St. Louis…

An acclaimed restaurant since December kept half its space shuttered amid labor shortages. Here's why it's now pushing forward with an opening — even without proper staffing available.

A Maryland Heights-based provider of specialty insurance and reinsurance said it has reorganized its management structure to support future growth.

John F. Wood, 52, graduated from St. Louis Country Day school before heading to college in Virginia.

Days after a FOX 2 report highlighting south St. Louis residents' growing frustrations with sinkholes in their neighborhood, the city's Street Division has responded.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Police are looking for two people who held up a 61-year-old woman working as a parking attendant near Downtown St. Louis. They consider the suspects to be armed and dangerous. Officers were called to investigate a "hold up" at the intersection of South 7th and Lasalle Streets on Sunday, June 12 [...]

This is a Louisiana egret resting in a bed of daisies that match his beak. Apparently this egret has an excellent color sense.

The longtime television and radio broadcaster has released "Radioland," which has elements of fantasy and time travel. This is his sixth book in two years.

The owner of a Sunset Hills Jimmy John's is alleging that two employees may have stolen as much $100,000.

An area bank has donated a branch to a nonprofit that pairs minority contractors and youths to rehabilitate houses. The group will make the building its headquarters, with plans for courses, training and neighborhood meetings.

What do you think of when you hear the phrase, “a community bank?” Friendly faces? Top-notch service? Whether you use a community bank or not, most associate these concepts with them. But have you ever thought about what a community bank really means or does? They are more than just a trustworthy and friendly place to bank — they are constantly working to make sure your neighborhood is thriving. From donations to sponsorships, to participating in and hosting events that better serve their areas,…

As the big push is on to approve two internet-focused antitrust bills, the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) and the Open App Markets Act, we’ve been calling out that while the overall intentions of both may be good, there are real concerns with the language of both and how it could impact content […]

Today on TAP: Floods, fires, droughts, and the increasing uninhabitability of much of the American West demonstrate that we should be spending a great deal more.

Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine has announced a new signature guitar as part of his partnership with Gibson. The Dave Mustaine Flying V EXP Rust in Peace is a new take…

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On the heels of releasing his debut solo album, Speed of Heat, last Friday, former Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter has lined up a series of…

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A Republican attorney working as an investigator for the Congressional committee probing the Jan. 6 insurrection is reportedly leaving his position early in order to explore a run for Missouri’s open U.S. Senate seat.  John Wood, who is a former federal prosecutor who clerked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, is being encouraged to run […]

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