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Assistance from the Red Cross and FEMA is still available. Here's how you can get the help you need.

As work to revamp this incredible historic structure begins in Downtown St. Louis, here's a look back at Union Station through the years.

Earlier this year the Department of Education conducted a "special administration" of the long-term NAEP test for 9-year-olds. Why the long-term test instead of the main NAEP test? Because by chance they had conducted a long-term assessment in 2020, which meant that a 2022 retest would tell us a lot about how the COVID-19 pandemic ...continue reading "Fourth graders lost about half a grade level of learning during the pandemic"

Bart Williams of Madison, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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The Hooten Hallers will celebrate the release of their latest album with a show at The Golden Record on September 8.

LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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The St. Peters Police Department is asking for the public's help Wednesday identifying thieves who broke into the Academy Sports and Outdoors off Highway 70.

The East-West Gateway Council of Governments (EWGCOG) voted Wednesday to approve giving the Delmar Loop Trolley $1.2 million in federal grant funds.

The flash flooding in University City had cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars and cost residents who lost everything a lot of pain and misery.

A two-year-old died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head Wednesday afternoon in north St. Louis.

There are mounting concerns about the number of officers leaving the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. A look at the numbers shows why calls to “defund the police” may soon be a thing of the past.

City leaders addressed their status in the FEMA aid process and the outdated pump infrastructure a month after the flood.

His case was compelling enough to spur a new Missouri law that makes it easier for prosecutors to get new hearings in cases like Johnson's.

“The shooting was videotaped,” he said. “The police know it. Everybody knows it except for this courthouse for some reason. And I don’t want vengeance, I want justice.”

As humanity marches on towards the expansion of artificial intelligence, we are finding many ways to use this technology while waiting for it to get smart enough to kill us all and bring on the Age of the Robot. Platforms have attempted to solve the impossibility of moderation at scale by employing AI, with no […]

GLEN CARBON – The second home game of his senior year didn’t go as hoped for the captain of the boys' soccer team Owen Terrell. The Griffins lost 6-0 to a very good Triad team, but Terrell knows his team gave it everything they had. “We tried our best and sometimes our best isn’t enough,” he said after the game. He’s the team’s leading goal scorer with three on the season. He had some chances against the Knights but couldn’t convert. He’s just happy to still be captaining his team, win or lose. He had a really great answer when asked what being a captain means to him. “It’s a pretty big responsibility. It’s something that I’ve always wanted to have since my freshman year looking up to my upperclassman. Now that I have it, I know I have some big shoes to fill and it’s just really important that I keep my head, lift my teammates up, and make sure we still have a positive energy on the field.”

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by Ron Unterreiner, Founder, PEOPLE of Construction Editor’s note: “Opportunity Report” is a regular feature of ConstructForSTL.org — a column by PEOPLE of Construction Founder Ron Unterreiner that we’re calling “Opportunity Report”. Martin Luther King wrote, “The struggle for rights is, at bottom, a struggle for opportunities.” Dr. King noted that it does no good […]

5 On Your Side reached out to the developer but to no avail.