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This year marks the 31st Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival. The festival showcases cutting-edge documentaries, features and shorts from around the world, many of which will receive their

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St. Louis County lawyers failed to show up to court Wednesday as the family of a 6-year-old who drowned continued its demands for video of their son’s tragedy.

Fears of snake bites are spreading in parts of Lincoln County after an Egyptian cobra was reported missing from a venomous reptile show in Moscow Mills over the weekend. As of Wednesday, the snake was still unaccounted for.

The family of missing power paragliding pilot Kenny Loudermilk continues to search along the Missouri River near Highway 47 in Washington.  

After an eight-hour standoff, police arrested a man accused of shooting his neighbor Wednesday in south St. Louis.

“A good day and a great park for the ages,” former Gov. Jay Nixon told the Post-Dispatch.

After two years, the $25 million St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum opened to the public Wednesday morning in Creve Coeur.

A mayor in Louisiana, Missouri faced possible discipline on Wednesday, two weeks after the chief of police was arrested on drug charges.

Chesterfield Mall will close at the end of 2023 to pave the way for new development. The Staenberg Group and CRG plan to build thousands of apartments and townhomes, as well as space for offices, retail, and restaurants on the mall site and nearby.

Federal prosecutors argued former Rep. Patricia Derges claimed nearly $900,000 in federal funding for COVID-19 treatments that were not performed or had already been performed.

"He's a great dad. I'm just living in hope. Hoping there could be a miracle," said 15-year-old Kylie Loudermilk.

"I think real estate, in general, will take a dive whenever there's a crisis happening in a certain area,” St. Louis realtor Kristin Malva said.

The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department has long since abandoned any pretense of serving the public. In fact, it may never have pretended to respect this ideal at any point in its history. It has been a rogue agency for years, openly hostile to oversight, boldly breaking the laws it has sworn to uphold, filling its […]

For more than 25 years, the St. Louis Business Journal has been honoring emerging leaders of the local business community with its 40 Under 40 Awards program. They are doctors, CEOs, chefs and nonprofit leaders, among other titles, and they are making a difference in the St. Louis region. While some of this year’s names and companies might already be familiar, this awards program serves as a deep dive into our honorees and their accomplishments, hobbies and future goals. You’ll also hear from…

St. Clair County flood survivors have until Dec. 16 to apply for federal assistance. Illinois disaster recovery centers will be closed Sundays and on Election Day.

When Rusty Keeley was named to the 40 Under 40 class in 2009, he was president of L. Keeley Construction Co. and ADB Utility Contractors, which had 2008 revenue of $68 million and $42 million, respectively.

Kelly Jackson was named to the 2001 class of 40 Under 40 honorees while working as a reporter and co-anchor at KSDK. Today, she's co-anchor at 5 p.m. alongside Mike Bush.

As president-Chesterfield commercial at Midwest BankCentre, Peter Zeiser is responsible for supporting main street and mid-market customers and assuring access to capital to serve the needs of historically underserved communities.