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Police said the man posted on social media saying "I'm going to shoot Festus high school students in the name of Kyle Rittenhouse."

The university's charter office has failed to close schools for poor performance as required under state law.

Dr. Dunagan said the seven-day average of cases is beyond the peak reported during the delta surge earlier this year and is on a slope that is comparable to 2020

The cheers and ringing bells were deafening at Wesley Bell’s watch party for the August 2018 Democratic primary election in St. Louis County. Shocking the country, Bell had handed a stunning defeat …

The shooting happened at an apartment complex near Union Boulevard and Pershing Avenue. Police said Michael Graves started shooting at officers, who fired back.

Sure, you've heard Rob Thomas' "Small Town Christmas" by now, but if you want to find out more about his latest album Something About Christmas Time, tune into Instagram Live…

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In the new Netflix documentary “Procession,” six survivors of sex abuse by Catholic priests process their trauma by using drama therapy techniques. Filmmaker and Mizzou Professor Robert Greene joins the show alongside one of the survivors.

For the first time, you can own your very own copy of Mariah Carey: Live at the Tokyo Dome, which chronicles Mariah Carey's first show in Japan. Sony Music Entertainment has released…

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“People eat with their eyes first,” chef Richard Lane says, “so we roasted skin-on red potatoes as the base.”

Grammy Award-winning rapper Murphy Lee discusses his rise to fame as a St. Lunatic, his new journey as an independent artist and why he wants fans to reach out and text him.

The fiscal 2022 National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, authorizes nearly $770 billion in spending.

Welcome back to the Big Mad, the RFT's weekly roundup of righteous rage! Because we know your time is short and your anger is hot:

Pipeline PR: A December 3 ruling from federal regulators will keep natural gas flowing through Spire’s St. Louis pipeline this winter, but the company's month-long campaign of will-they-or-won’t-they terror — St. Louis is going to freeze!…

It'll be cold enough for flurries Tuesday, but a big warm-up is in store for Friday

An Earth City-based technology provider and IT services firm has added a human resources chief to its C-suite.

St. Louis and St. Louis County both say their orders remain in effect. Area school districts say they’re studying the matter.

Looking to 2022, JPMorgan Chase & Co. foresees the foundation for a “far more vibrant economic environment" than the sluggish growth and weak productivity that characterized much of the 2010s.

Attorney General Eric Schmitt instructed school districts and local public health departments to immediately stop enforcing health orders a judge ruled unconstitutional last month, and warned Tuesday they may face legal action if they fail to do so. In separate letters sent Tuesday to school districts and health departments across the state, Schmitt pointed to […]

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A state representative from St. Charles County has filed legislation to merge the city and county judicial court circuits, part of an effort to combine the prosecuting offices of St. Louis city and county.