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A 54-year-old St. Louis woman who allegedly exchanged gunfire with police Friday was released from jail without charges being filed against her, KSDK reported yesterday. The woman was arrested Friday following an incident outside the Social Security Building in the city's Downtown West neighborhood. Police said that she was in a gold minivan with extensive writing on its doors, hood and trunk.

Richard Brown, Assistant House Minority Floor Leader, is the latest guest on Politically Speaking. The Kansas City Democrat joins St. Louis Public Radio's Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum to talk about the priorities for House Democrats during the 2023 legislative session, which includes childcare, tax policies that support working families and gun control measures.

In Cling II: A Carescape, Amy Reidel uses abstract and figurative imagery to illuminate facial expressions, details and patterns, inspired by the poignant emotions shared between family members, the often-disregarded

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The van involved in the crash had several passengers inside, including four teenagers who were taken to the hospital for minor injuries, police said.

Officials at the Gateway Arch National Park say a recently renovated museum is giving students a much broader story of the country’s history.

Emergency crews were at the scene of an accident involving a school bus.

The Ferguson-based automation and software business made public its offer to buy Texas-based automated testing equipment maker in a deal giving the acquisition target an enterprise value of $7.6 billion.

The auto industry in Massachusetts has successfully stalled consumer technology repair reform in the state, after repeatedly and falsely claiming that shoring up consumer repair options would be a massive boon to the state’s sexual predators. In late 2020, Massachusetts lawmakers (with overwhelming public support) passed an expansion of the state’s “right to repair” law. The original […]

The mayor of Crestwood, Grant Mabie, said the closure of the business wasn't unexpected.

An unspecified number of roles were cut from its St. Louis support center.

The funeral is Tuesday, January 17, for the late businessman Frank Bommarito.

Starting Tuesday, January 17, locals in the metro east will have the opportunity to view new flood insurance studies.

A woman who exchanged gunfire with police on Friday, January 13, in downtown St. Louis, was released from custody.

Two and a half weeks into the new year, the fifth, sixth, and seventh homicides of 2023 happened on Martin Luther King Jr. Day., taking place in less than a two-hour timespan.