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More discussions are underway on how St. Louis will spend nearly $500 million dollars in American Rescue Plan Act funds.

John Neske was the first on the scene, five years ago, when Pam Hupp shot Louis Gumpenberger to death in an O’Fallon, Missouri, home.

"I just wanted to see how high I could go. I'm honored and grateful to be in this position," said Mya Grimes.

There are calls for a special committee investigation into the handling of more than $500 million from St. Louis’s legal settlement with Rams owner, Stan Kroenke, and the NFL.

This reads like a film script and plays like a farce. It is one of the most insane decisions you’ll ever read. And it’s not because the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court did something insane. It’s because everything leading up to the decision plays out like a Coen brothers crime film and keeps escalating from there. […]

A local nonprofit is offering a scholarship opportunity because they believe minorities disproportionally hurt by the criminalization of marijuana are being left behind in what they call a “green rush."

One day after a shooting took the life of 28-year-old Fred Moore, police announced security changes at the riverfront in downtown St. Louis.

There are free gun locks available at some St. Louis Public Library branches that are provided by Women's Voices Raised for Social Justice, a local nonprofit.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: Beyond Order comes to Stifel Theatre on April 14!   Dr. Jordan B. Peterson has taught mythology to lawyers, doctors and

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Honored by The National Endowment for the Arts as a Jazz Master, eleven-time GRAMMY™ nominee Kenny Barron has an unmatched ability to mesmerize audiences with

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A 35-year-old woman died days after a man shot her during a robbery in south St. Louis, police confirmed.

The GOP-led House forced votes on topics sure to come up on the campaign trail this summer.

At home in 1924, a girl has big dreams of going to college and breaking free of the factory town. Her brother takes a day

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