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Listen to an episode about St. Louis’s mayors in 1875 on our Here’s History podcast with KDHX. The election process is often full of ups and downs, but nothing compares to the results from one strange year in St. Louis history. If you were alive in 1875, it would have been tough remembering who the mayor was. …

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Joe McCarthy of Wildwood, MO became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today

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The 17-year-old died Sunday at Castlewood State Park when an Amtrak train struck him.

Cole County is the lone site in Missouri where federal observers are planning to monitor voting.

The new tax measure on the ballot for Election Day in St. Charles County is raising questions for many.

The mayor says they had $42 million to build it and even came in under budget with room to grow.

The day before Election Day led to several campaign stops for two candidates competing to become the next U.S. Senator from Missouri.

Thieves are smashing through storefront windows and taking what they want. A St. Louis area startup business believes it has a way to fight back.

The same smile which lit up arenas during the St. Louis Blues 2019 Stanley cup run lit up Annie Gunn's restaurant in Chesterfield on Monday. These days, Blues superfan Laila Anderson has many reasons to smile. With her life-threatening autoimmune disorder in the rearview mirror, she's living like any old teenager."I am a freshman in [...]

A St. Louis County judge is demanding answers about an alleged failure to release evidence regarding July’s summer camp drowning.

Missouri voters will get to decide Tuesday if recreational marijuana should be legal for those 21 and older. 

Investigators say Samantha Burton's boyfriend, Markeith Wright, shot her, her daughter and her sister during an argument.

With Monday’s record $1.9 billion Powerball jackpot, more and more people around St. Louis are getting lottery tickets without leaving home. You can buy them on your phone with the Illinois Lottery app, but you have to physically be in Illinois to use it.

More than 100 St. Louis children got the unique experience of ‘Hop with a Cop.'

If you were patiently waiting for Monday night's Powerball numbers to be drawn, you'll have to wait a little while longer.

Voters appear to have taken advantage of the new no-excuse absentee voting law and come out in droves.