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“Our place has been broken into three times now,” said Justin Gibson.

If you want to celebrate with the City Museum, there will be events celebrating the milestone throughout the year.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say Missouri is playing a losing hand after not legalizing sports betting.

When we worry over things that are out of our control, it’s a waste of time and energy.

A Jefferson County man who opened fire on law enforcement attempting to serve an eviction notice in 2019 has received a de facto life sentence for his crimes.

The redevelopment of the historic Jefferson Arms building is back on after it has been stalled for the past six years.

A new compilation from the NOW That's What I Call Music! folks focusing specifically on well-known classic rock songs spanning from 1971 to 1980 will be released on October 28.…

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Join NBM’s Sittin’ on the Porch on Thursday Nights from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM! Players of all levels are encouraged to come jam with

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The St. Louis region experienced gusty winds on Thursday. Those winds are creating a big concern for firefighters, especially given our recent dry weather.

Within every conversation about technology lies the moral question: is a technology good or bad? Or, is it neutral? In other words, are our values part of the technologies we create or is technology valueless until someone decides what to do? This is the kind of dilemma Cloudflare, the Internet infrastructure company, found itself in […]

The law requires voters to show government-issued photo ID at the polls to cast a regular ballot.

Caran Hatchet, 29, was convicted Thursday for the murder of Daniel Smith on Nov. 29, 2019.

I mentioned a few days ago that national crime statistics are hopelessly useless right now, so we don't really know how much crime has gone up or down across the country. However, we do have crime stats for several big cities, and the one that's getting the most attention right now is New York. So ...continue reading "Crime!"

The Missouri statewide weekly gas price average increased for the second week in a row. This follows the OPEC+ announcement about plans to cut crude oil production.

Caran Hatchet was convicted in the 2019 killing of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, Daniel Smith.

A student brought a gun Friday to the charter school in the Downtown West neighborhood, the third time a weapon has been discovered this fall.

“Benefits Start Day One.” For the last several months, that is a statement some hiring employers have advertised across Missouri. Traditionally, a company waits at least 30 days after a new employee starts to provide health insurance. But the traditional approach may no longer be sufficient. In this competitive job market, all employers are looking for that edge to attract and retain the best talent. Small businesses feel this pressure even more. The last two years have been a wake-up call…