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More than 160 local artists and printmakers will gather to show and sell their wares along Cherokee Street on December 3.

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Prosecutors on Tuesday released photos of three former St. Louis aldermen accepting cash bribes from a man who ensnared them in a federal corruption case.

Gov. Mike Parson on Monday announced that he would not grant clemency. The execution was carried out at 7:40 p.m.

Critics of government spending in the troubled city of Jennings are taking aim at the city’s decision to hire a consulting company.

Lawrence County authorities are currently working on a double-death investigation.

A serial rapist is looking for love online, according to a woman floored by what popped up on a dating app.

“A student who's active in the arts, be it dance theater, music, or orchestra, they are going to perform better in school," OTSL's Allison Felter said.

As the number of stolen Kia and Hyundai vehicles has increased, new technology is trying to deter thieves before they steal your vehicle.

Clearview wants to be the best in a shady business. As facial recognition tech has undergone increasing public scrutiny, Clearview has chosen to be the turd floating in the government surveillance punchbowl. Clearview scrapes public websites for pictures and data, and sells access to its immense database and the AI to exploit it to whoever […]

Do not expect highways in Missouri to be cleared of snow as quickly as they have been in the past. 

This time last year, supply chain and inventory issues were so bad we created a special half-hour broadcast called “Season of Shortages” to prepare consumers for their holiday shopping.

Ameren donated $50,000 to the cause.

A record outbreak of avian flu, also known as "bird flu," in northern states like Minnesota and South Dakota appears to have reached the St. Louis region as birds migrate south for the winter.