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The cliché about the Kansas City airport used to go like this: People who live in Kansas City love it, while people from out of town hate it. At this moment, it seems that the group of people who hate the outgoing airport is, well, everyone. For years, Kansas Citians debated whether to replace the […]

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Thursday, November 17 is Old Newsboys Day in St. Louis.

For months now, car break-ins have been a major problem city-wide, and downtown is no exception.

Back in 2015, the FCC announced that it would be adopting rules for shared commercial use of the 3550-3700 MHz band (3.5 GHz band), creating an unlicensed Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) and a system to manage shared government, private, and public access to this spectrum. The move was a broadly welcomed one, as it […]

The court ruling included a maximum penalty and a fined the Attorney General's Office $12,000. Hawley's campaign has not offered to cover the cost to taxpayers.

John Collins-Muhammad is objecting to a recommendation he repay the $19,500 in bribe money he accepted from the FBI.

After months of frustration following years of waiting, the Jana Elementary community has even more piled on its plate. A third testing group, SCI Engineering Inc., has determined the levels of radioactivity found at Jana Elementary School are safe. This comes after testing group Boston Chemical Data Corp. found high levels of radioactivity at the school, which has been learning virtually for weeks since. Parents and community members of Jana Elementary School heard the United States Army Corps…

A little after 3:00 a.m. Thursday morning, firefighters were on the scene of a house fire on Nebraska Avenue near Gasconade Street in south St. Louis.

Many Americans are contending with high inflation and haywire housing costs and military members and their families are no exception. Their quest for suitable housing has become more complicated.

Dr. Martin Mathews, a late civic leader in St. Louis, will be laid to rest on Thursday.

Kirkwood Police have issued an Endangered Silver Advisory for a man with dementia.

Dozens of business and government leaders are getting a small taste of what it's like to be homeless in an effort to help those who are.

Thursday is the perfect opportunity for smokers to try to kick the habit - it's the annual Great American Smokeout.

St. Charles City locals are gathering Thursday night to discuss concerns about contaminated water.

Save yourself a little time and stress this Thanksgiving. Here's where you can buy a prepared turkey feast in St. Louis.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will answer questions about possible radioactive contamination at Jana Elementary School, Thursday night.

A major development project is set to transform Westport Plaza in Maryland Heights.

Each week, we bring you our picks for the best concerts of the next seven days! To submit your show for consideration, click here.

“She said call 911 and I called and then that's when she had the baby,” Miracle Moore said.

November is National Adoption Awareness Month, and November 19 — the Saturday before Thanksgiving — is National Adoption Day, meant to bring awareness, in particular, to the many children in the foster system waiting to be adopted. Like many families who did adopt through the foster system, November 19 is our “Gotcha Day,” the day our child’s adoption was officially formalized in court and the first day we were able to bring him home not as our foster placement but as our fully adopted son.