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An East St. Louis high school coach will be honored Monday morning.

Most students will begin virtual learning Monday. Two preschool classes will transfer to another elementary school.

St. Louis County voters can attend a Meet the Judges Forum Monday ahead of the November 8 election.

The Macoupin County Sheriff has launched an investigation into the death of a three-year-old.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.94% for the week ended Oct. 20 — up from 6.92% the prior week.

A teenager from House Springs was killed in a crash over the weekend in Jefferson County.

The acquisition marks Essex Industries' second deal in as many years that involves buying a manufacturer in Connecticut.

Two people were shot and one was killed Sunday morning in south St. Louis.

We want your input, St. Louis business leaders. Tell us how you engage with food: your personal favorite restaurant, where you take out-of-town friends, what you cook at home. In doing so, we can learn more about the region in which we live.

St. Louis City Police are investigating a deadly shooting in the Central West End.

Lawrenceville Police need your help finding an endangered missing man.

Three more Mizzou students charged in a hazing case are due in court Monday, October 24 in Columbia.

It might have warmed up over the weekend, but winter is still on its way.

Parkway Central High School hosts its annual Day of Service Monday, including a Special Olympics Soccer Tournament for athletes with special needs.

A fire erupted at a house in Cahokia Heights early Monday morning.

The new coaster's track is nearly 4,000 feet long and features seven hairpin turns and eight waves or twists.

Conveniently located near local shops and businesses.

The bombshell news story that just gripped St. Louis with fear over nuclear radiation was a little late in uncovering shocking revelations. Fifty years late, to be specific. And 80 years late dating back to the original sin.

Like most people, McDonald County Clerk Kimberly Bell had never heard of a “cast vote record” before this summer. It’s not a report she’s ever generated after an election in the small county in southwestern Missouri, where she has administered elections for eight years.  But like many county clerks and election officials across the country, […]

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