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Missouri health officials say even though homicides reached record levels in 2020, there were more suicides that year throughout the state. Some Black gun owners are taking more steps to protect themselves and that has others stepping in before more people possibly take their own lives.

Boeing has given $346,500 to GOP campaign committees or election objectors’ campaigns, more than any other company, a report by a watchdog group says.

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the U.S. release of Yes' classic fourth studio album, Fragile. Fragile was the U.K. prog-rock band's highest-charting album on the Billboard 200, peaking at…

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Woven clothes have been around for thousands of years, but hardly anyone makes their own today. Since agriculture enhanced society some 1,500 years ago, animals and plants have been readily available to harvest hair or natural fiber. Cleaning and smoothing the fiber, spinning it into thread, then weaving it into cloth that can be cut …

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Jeff Weingarz of Sycamore, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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“If they ask you for your social security number, driver's license number, things like that, it’s a red flag,” said Simmons.

Over two years, the University's program granted 11 local entrepreneurs in underserved communities with $50,000, business mentorships and resources.

Cars lined up across the St. Louis area to get a COVID-19 test as the omicron variant's spread continues.

Data indicated that the homicide rate in St. Louis returned to what it was nearly pre-pandemic.

'Every Cup race feels like a playoff game,' Ryan McGee said. 'It's going to be louder than you think. It's going to feel bigger than you think.'

COVID leads to games scheduled for Wednesday being called off.

The girl has been found safe and returned to her home.

In Drinkwitz's second season, the defense stumbled early and the passing game stalled late as the Tigers struggled to gain traction.

The concert hall, located in the Delmar Loop says they are renovating the balcony, which is why the floor-mounted seats are up for sale

A racist caller's complaint against KSDK journalist Michelle Li — for committing the supposed offense of "being very Asian" — has become something more than just a viral video fit for internet outrage: Indeed, one day and millions of views later, a video of the caller's intolerance has launched an outpouring of support for Asian Americans beneath a hashtagged version of the original insult.

Uploaded by Li on January 1, the video shows the award-winning journalist reacting as she listens to a voice mail from someone who claimed they were offended by Li's on-air coverage of New Year's Day meals — which included Li noting, "I ate dumpling soup.…