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The City of St. Charles has shut down four water wells due to chemical contamination, causing issues for residents who rely on the water.

The Blues tied the game with a power-play goal with 5 seconds left in the second period, but the Oilers scored the final two goals of the game.

More than a thousand people celebrated Diwali with family and friends at the Swaminarayan Temple in Bridgeton.

The spokesman said a large response, including ambulances from four different departments, reported to the scene because they did not know how significant it was.

Governments set up rules governing how they govern. Then they ignore them. So, what’s the point? Is it a nod to decorum before the proverbial government party guest throws up in the bathtub and hits on your mom? If the law says an entry order or warrant is needed to enter people’s homes to investigate […]

Thieves have hit another round of restaurants and bars in the area, breaking into three businesses in the Grove and Soulard overnight.

Listen to the fifth and final episode of the current season of Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles that reviews the Sydney Loofe murder case.

Judy Collins has long inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. In the 1960s, she evoked both the idealism

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On Wednesday, a St. Louis County jury convicted both men of assault in the third degree, which is a Class E felony.

A small town about 20 miles southwest of Columbia is working to pick up the pieces after a massive fire destroyed nearly two dozen structures, leaving many homeless. 

For the first time, one of those who confronted the gunman in the St. Louis school shooting Monday, spoke publicly to FOX 2.

Colt Ball Music will be debuting at Steve’s Hot Dogs in STL this coming Fall!! Be sure to stay warm with the high energy music and the fire eats because

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Pianist and bandleader Antonio Foster was inspired by his grandmother, a church pianist, and began studying privately at age 9. He started playing jazz by age 13, attending Central Visual

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