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For years, we’ve written about the copyright nonsense around sampling in hip hop music, and how it was treated with very, very different rules than things like cover songs and paying homage to previous artists in other forms of music. As we’ve mentioned for over a decade, filmmaker Kembrew McCleod did a full (fascinating) exploration […]

A century-old school celebrated its new path forward at a news conference Friday morning. Rosati-Kain High School has been in the Central West End for decades and school leaders hope the legacy continues for years to come. This is after it was revealed at the end of September that the all-girls high school would be forced to close by the end of the school year because the Archdiocese of St. Louis has a new restructuring plan called "All Things New." The archdiocese's plan addresses declining numbers,…

On Monday at 7:13 p.m., Trish Mayfield was getting gas at her local station when she noticed something was wrong.

The Bad Plus are the ultimate originals. A democratic unit with a clear vision and a refusal to conform to convention. For the past two decades, they have played with

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The boy's father said his son was walking home when a car started following him, a passenger got out of the car and started running toward his son.

You don't have to travel all the way to Canada to see them. Join the Illinois DNR and Pere Marquette State Park for guided tours.

A committee was formed to search for a president.

A unit of a Maryland Heights-based hotel development, investment, construction and management company has inked its third hotel management deal in Texas.

The legislation gives instructions to people who already own the weapons at stake.

A frozen pipe burst in the school on Dec. 25. Students will start virtual classes on Monday.

At least 10 members of the Vashon family have been laid to rest at Father Dickson Cemetery, but you won’t find their names on any of the headstones.

Aurora Bihler is a union ironworker in St. Louis. She’s working to bring more women and minorities into the skilled labor force as director of the “Building Union Diversity” program, which has graduated some 300 students since its founding in 2014. Bihler discusses her path to the skilled trades, and AFL-CIO Missouri president Jake Hummel provides insight into the ongoing labor shortage.