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St. Louis will experience warm, dry weather this weekend with temperatures running above normal, while Hurricane Humberto and Tropical Storm Imelda remain active in the Atlantic.

A fight broke out between the SLU Billikens and La Salle Explorers soccer teams after the Billikens won 2-1, with punches thrown and players knocked to the ground, though the cause and any injuries remain unknown.

Authorities in Missouri are searching for 70-year-old Carolyn Burns, who was reported missing in North St. Louis and has dementia, and are urging anyone with information to contact the St. Louis police.

Residents of Pine Lawn are demanding action from local leaders to address pressing community issues, including gun violence and derelict properties, and are encouraging community involvement to bring about change.

Governor Mike Kehoe is expected to sign a new congressional map into law Sunday, which targets the 5th Congressional District in Kansas City, currently held by Democratic Representative Emanuel Cleaver, by incorporating more rural, heavily Republican areas, although its implementation remains uncertain due to ongoing legal and political battles.

The donation, from a 1970 graduate, is the largest in the history of the all-boys school.

Word about the contamination, revealed at a City Council meeting on Tuesday, was still getting around late in the week.

Austin police said DNA tests led investigators to Robert Eugene Brashers, who died by suicide in 1999 during a standoff with law enforcement at a motel in Kennett, Missouri.

"The vast majority [of kids], they're being strapped to chairs," parent Joshua Rudolfi says.

In its third year, Evolution Festival will once again shake things up in St. Louis. Held in Forest Park, the genre-bending music festival features live music infused with a bold […]

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Apologies to Ray Charles. Nine years ago, I posted a six part series called Let’s Go Get Stoned!  Even though fall isn’t here yet, it is still a wonderful time of the year to take walks through our lovely town.  If you do this regularly or even if you don’t, perhaps you would like this […]