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In the meantime, Jana PTA has already found a potential facility that could house students.

This time of year, Brookdale Farms will give you the heebie-jeebies. With more than 100 acres of terrifying trails, its on-site Eureka Fear Farm is the largest haunted attraction in

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You are cordially invited to a murder mystery dinner at City Museum.   As you feast on a fantastic dinner, you will have to solve a hilarious mystery. The culprit

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A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked President Biden's student loan forgiveness program from continuing following an appeal from six GOP-led states, multiple outlets reported.

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One hundred years ago, physicist Arthur Holly Compton made his Nobel prize-winning discovery related to X-rays at Washington University in St. Louis. Erik Henriksen, an associate professor of physics at Washington University, shares how Compton’s discovery paved the way for quantum mechanics and modern day astrophysics.

People living near a company that did work for the Navy had no idea that a toxic solvent, disposed of improperly, had made its way into their drinking water – until a public apology from the state in 2019. Reporters Eric Schmid and Steve Vockrodt discuss their investigation into how and why this happened.

A federal judge in Missouri has rejected GOP efforts by six states to block President Joe Biden’s plan to forgive up to $20,000 in individual, federal student loans for more …

What happens when a sharp-dressed Texas blues-rock legend joins forces with a sharp-dressed funk/R&B great? Music fans can find out by checking out "Too Much Girl 4 Me," a new…

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The number of tech jobs in the St. Louis region grew during the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, but the industry still lacks workforce diversity, according to a report by the technology group TechSTL.

By day, enjoy family-friendly rides, shows and trick-or-treating. By night, scream your lungs out with scare zones and night coasters. Face your darkest fears inside our premium haunted houses, available

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A new law set to go into effect in 2023 will criminalize people who sleep on state-owned land. 

Burglars broke into three businesses in south St. Louis overnight. Some of the burglaries were caught on surveillance video.

A former high-level political appointee of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges involving a Covid-19 relief funds kickback scheme. Tony Weaver pleaded guilty Friday to four felony counts of wire fraud as part of a scheme to get Covid-19 relief funds for a local businessman in exchange for a share of the money. Page appointed Weaver as the change management coordinator at the St. Louis County Justice Services Center in 2020. He previously served as…

City officials on Friday laid out their case against a notorious gas station in north St. Louis and asked a judge to shut it down for a year.

No-knock warrants remain under fire as they continue to needlessly increase the death toll of residents who often have no idea who’s violently entering their home and, therefore, respond in unpredictable ways. Supposedly obtained to increase officer safety, these warrants often seem like a handy way to put officers in “fear for your safety” mode, […]

Cross a bridge over the Mississippi River, and you can’t help but notice how low it is right now. At downtown St. Louis Friday, the river level was at -2.5 feet.

Darrion M. Whirley, 23, and Ana C. Mendoza, 23, were each charged with endangering the welfare of a child.