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What was once an empty field in East St. Louis will soon be transformed into a 20-home development. 

Neighbors paid tribute to a woman who was struck and killed in a car crash in Florissant on Saturday.

St. Peters officials want to know why the city received the lowest amount of federal ARPA funds of any other Missouri city.

Here’s what to expect at the new stadium in Downtown West ahead of CITY2’s showdown with Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Scammers will often use spoofed telephone numbers. It looks like Ameren on your caller ID, but it is not.

The snow expected into Tuesday will be the first of the season to affect a busy weekday morning commute.

Loveland, Colorado has a police problem. The problem isn’t that there are too few, or that they’re being underfunded. The problem is the ones they already have — the ones that keep getting sued. On July 20, 2020, Target contacted Loveland PD to deal with a man (Keenan Stuckey) suffering from mental health issues in […]

Over at National Review, Jason Richwine comments on one of my hobby horses: Early in his first term as Florida governor, Ron DeSantis pressed the legislature to mandate universal E-Verify, the online tool run by the Department of Homeland Security that allows employers to confirm that their employees are legally authorized to work in the ...continue reading "Businesses hate E-Verify. Should Ron DeSantis try to pass it anyway?"

KSHE 95 Real Rock Radio welcomes Steve Vai and his Inviolate Tour.

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On Monday, November 14th, a major milestone was achieved for the SLHNA project to disrupt and deter crime in our neighborhood. We started the four week test/trial with a security […]

The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office charged four women who drove up from Texas and stole more than $22,000 from several Kohl's cosmetics counters.

The new home of Major League Soccer's St. Louis CITY SC, CITYPARK stadium, will host its first match Wednesday when CITY2 hosts Bayer Leverkusen.

There are almost 25,000 vacant houses, commercial buildings and land plots in St. Louis, and about 60% are privately owned. Some nuisance properties can be a blight on communities.. STLPR reporter Chad Davis talks about how neighborhood associations have been trying to acquire them or compel owners to fix them.