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In north St. Louis, residents are staying in wrecked homes, keeping watch from their front yards and sleeping in their cars.

On the night of Dec. 17, a devastating fire swept through the Scenic River Industries sheltered workshop in Salem, throwing about 30 people out of work and upsetting recycling efforts in the area. A temporary replacement was donated about a month later to the organization, which provides taxpayer-supported employment to people with developmental disabilities. But […]

Delois Holmes, 70, had lived in the house in the 4500 block of Cote Brilliante Avenue, in St. Louis' The Ville neighborhood, for more than four decades.

Our columnist thought a stir-fry would be quick and easy to make. He was wrong.

U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley flew into St. Louis on Monday and headed to the 4200 block of Kossuth Avenue, an especially hard-hit area of north St. Louis.

The tornado that tore across the St. Louis area Friday reached EF3 intensity and a mile in width, the National Weather Service said after a damage survey.

Police said the other driver failed to yield to a police evidence van, causing the collision.

Five people were killed in the storm. The victims have been identified by their family, friends and neighbors in the days after the storm.

STAUNTON – Madison Communications is proud to announce the outstanding performance of their technicians at the 2025 SCTE Gateway Chapter Cable-Tec Games, held on May 15th in St. Louis. The SCTE Gateway Chapter is one of 67 Chapters across the globe whose purpose is to provide local networking, professional development and certification opportunities to current and prospective members across 70 locations worldwide. Competing against leading companies such as Charter, Comcast, Ervin Cable Construction, and Mediacom, the SCTE Gateway Chapter, that includes the Madison Technicians, once again demonstrated technical excellence, composure under pressure, and superior craftsmanship. The SCTE Gateway Chapter was named 1st Place Overall for the 14th consecutive year. The Cable-Tec Games feature seven Olympic-style events, each designed to test the practical skills of broadband professionals. Events are judged primarily on accuracy, with time serving as the deciding factor for those wit

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ST. LOUIS - Former Missouri Governor and U.S. Senator Christopher 'Kit' Bond is being remembered this week with memorial services in St. Louis and Jefferson City following his death at the age of 86. Bond, who served Missourians for decades both in the statehouse and in Washington, D.C., passed away last week. A state memorial [...]

In 2016, Tillman County, a politically deep red area in southwest Oklahoma with a population of less than 7,000 and dropping, lost its hospital. Emergency services calls skyrocketed, and health outcomes deteriorated. Trey Caldwell, the area’s Republican state representative, said his office found at least three people died after long ambulance rides. “They would have […]

Heavy rain and flooding in St. Louis caused high water on I-64 westbound near Forest Park, while tornado sirens failed to sound properly during last Friday's tornado due to human error.

Angela Nelson fears history may be repeating itself as St. Louis struggles to recover from the May 16 tornado.

Measles was eliminated in the United States 25 years ago. Now, it’s back in the news as hundreds of cases are reported around the country. Many St. Louis area residents are wondering how they can stay safe from the contagious virus. Plus tornado coverage continues.

As storm cleanup continues across the St. Louis area, some Metro riders may experience disruptions or delays.

ST. LOUIS - Overnight storms brought a lot of rain, hail, and high winds along with several areas of rotation leading to Tornado Warnings. As of this writing, that storm threat has ended. However, the storms are not yet over. Tuesday will bring additional storm chances late morning and into the afternoon ahead of a [...]

It was announced in March that KISS' Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley would be performing together at the convention-like event KISS Army Storms Las Vegas, but Simmons says people are getting…

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President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act was finally bringing jobs and industry back to the state. But not for long.

North St. Louis residents are upset after storm sirens failed due to human error. Mayor Spencer pledges there will be a clear protocol for future warnings.

Trump seems to be destroying America’s innovation system, but he is really skewing it in favor of tech monopolies.