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Federal authorities have accused a St. Louis woman of money laundering, wire fraud and conspiracy for her role in allegedly fraudulently attaining a $291,000 Paycheck Protection Program loan. According to a federal indictment, on March 29, 2020, only four days after the passage of the CARES Act economic relief package, 44-year-old Jeannine Buford texted a friend, "I'm tired of struggling it's time to put the ski mask on.

The Toys for Tots holiday drive is held annually by the Clayton Police Department.

Police are asking for the public's help with finding a woman last seen two weeks ago.

U2 fans are always anxiously awaiting tour news, but they just got some that may not make them happy. In a Washington Post piece celebrating the band's upcoming lifetime achievement award from the Kennedy…

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and wife Brittany welcomed their second child, named Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III on Nov. 28.

This featured exhibition in the Great Hall of the St. Louis Public Library – Central Library explores how iconic characters both reflect and influence American culture from the 1960s to

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The dense fog early Saturday morning may have caused some headaches for travelers trying to get in and out of St. Louis Lambert International Airport, but it also offered up an opportunity for some amazing pictures. 

It seems like the entire internet wants a goth girlfriend lately. And who wouldn’t? They’re pretty. They're creative.

The suspect told police she held a gun at her girlfriend to get her attention during an argument, but the gun went off.

This year's White House holiday decorations have a little St. Louis touch.

A woman is behind bars after a shooting death over the weekend that stemmed from an argument in north St. Louis County.

ALTON - Head over to Jacoby Arts Center from 6-8 p.m. on Dec. 2 for the Opening Reception of the newest exhibit “Art to Make You Smile” by Rich Brooks. Every First Friday of the month at Jacoby is a free fun open art night for the community and artists to explore the arts together. Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun. This First Friday at Jacoby brings you a bright and beautiful collection of work by our featured artist, Rich Brooks, live music by Casting Runes, a St. Louis based band offering acoustic world music with guitar, drums, mandolin and vocals as well as culinary creations by Louie’s Pizzeria, a Sicilian pizza pop-up using the best ingredients possible from Alton and the surrounding areas. What Rich Brooks has to say about “Art To Make You Smile” - “This show was totally painted outside in the elements. I established an easel in front of my house as COVID was raging, on March 23, 2020. Since then I have painted nearly every day,

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Unless the US Supreme Court steps in, Kevin Johnson will die Tuesday night.