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Sarah Fenske to become executive editor for Euclid Media, a group of free weekly newspapers that includes the Riverfront Times.

“The findings show how deeply the far-right has penetrated state politics,” says Devin Burghart, executive director of the Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights.

Missouri’s presidential primary is nonbinding, meaning party delegates can ignore the results.

The contest draws 34 candidates, including at least one bona fide ‘RINO.’

A Christian Hospital Emergency Medical Services paramedic died during an early morning workout at a gym in St. Charles, police said.

Union ballots are being counted this week in several St. Louis area Starbucks stores.

Investigators on Wednesday were investigating an apparent murder-suicide in rural Lincoln County, according to police.

A 72-year-old man died Tuesday evening after he was struck by a teenage driver, according to police.

St. Louis task force doctors on Tuesday cautioned that COVID-19 rates have risen in the St. Louis region, though not as steeply as this past winter.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

On May 25, 1986, a melting pot of Midwesterners from mayors and movie stars to the children of the inner city and the farmers of the Mississippi Valley joined hands through Illinois and Missouri in Hands Across America.

South St. Louis County couple loses an oak tree, gains a bear sculpture.

The local chapter of the National Women’s Political Caucus was sharply criticized by some members for endorsing Jane Dueker, a candidate for St. Louis County executive.

Three of the candidates debated on WGN (Channel 9); three others on WMAQ (Channel 5) and Telemundo.

Plans for a new medical marijuana farm in the St. Louis suburbs have been snuffed out.

CLAYTON — The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday voted to approve up to $4.5 million in property tax abatement for a local trucking company building a new headquarters in South County.

Irving Clay, a former St. Louis alderman and the brother and uncle of two longtime congressmen, has died.

The next flagship county library will be called the Clark Family Branch; Indian Trails Branch was also renamed.

An interactive art installation at the St. Louis Galleria lets shoppers express their favorite qualities about themselves.

The rainy conditions should be gone, however, in time for the region to enjoy a nice holiday weekend over Memorial Day.