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Lambert said last month it anticipated that a major nonstop flight to San Francisco would come back early next year. That's not going to happen.

Yom Kippur begins Tuesday evening at sunset.

If you're still looking for help cleaning up the mess left behind by the July flooding, you now have more time.

An initiative launches Tuesday to make sure every Missourian has high-speed internet and the skills to use it.

A driver crashed his car into an apartment building near the West End neighborhood in St. Louis.

A crash on eastbound I-64 caused four minor injuries overnight.

The Cardinals’ runs came on a home run from Albert Pujols, his third in the last four games and 703rd of his career.

A shooting involving twin brothers happened in St. Charles late Monday night.

Mohammed Almuttan and three brothers sentenced to four years for roles in cigarette and synthetic marijuana trafficking scheme.

St. Louis city leaders and locals are coming together Tuesday night for block parties in an effort to fight crime.

An emotional testimony continues in the penalty phase for the man convicted of killing his girlfriend, her two kids, and their grandmother.

Local dealerships and installers said they have not received the kits, which were supposed to be available Oct. 1.

Ways to ease your family's travels, whether going by plane, train, or automobile.

“We use baking as a tool to bring people together," says owner Giti Fredman. "We provide the ingredients, and we want people to get to know each other while learning something new."

Cori Bush writes a different kind of political memoir with 'The Forerunner,' which details years of abuse, money troubles and more.

Election Day is just over a month away and a lot has changed for voters since the last time they cast a ballot. A new elections law went into effect after the August primary election and, as local election authorities, we have an obligation to educate voters about what to expect when they vote this […]

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And why the shrinking lake might be key to meeting America's clean energy goals.

Zero-waste practices like composting and production cuts could cut global waste emissions by 84 percent.

Sackett v. EPA could roll back protections for more than 50 percent of the nation’s wetlands.

With a new law, CoCs across the state could face hurdles in implementing the Housing First model.