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Metro riders are seeing big changes to stations across the city Monday.

A crew from the Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) cleared fallen trees and overgrown weeds Monday at Summit Place Park, a city-owned park that neighbors say had been inaccessible since an April storm.

Let’s start our St. Louis Route 66 journey together on a high note, or rather, the Hi-Pointe. The Hi-Pointe neighborhood has one of the highest elevations in St. Louis City and is home to the historic Hi-Pointe Theatre.

Dave McFarland, donning a head-to-toe Santa costume, had been given strict orders not to step onto the field at Busch Stadium. It was photo shoot day for the McFarland family’s annual Christmas card in 1996. Dave and Kevin McFarland were at the stadium, hoping to get a shot of Santa — modeled by Dave himself — playing

St. Louis has had its fair share of film productions over the years, but none are more iconic than director John Carpenter’s Escape from New York, which celebrates its 45th anniversary this summer. For those unfamiliar with Escape from New York, the 1981 film stars Kurt Russell as Snake...

A woman wanted in connection to a 2020 crash that killed two, including her 12-year-old nephew, has been arrested after nearly five years on the run, the U.S. Marshals Service said.

A Jefferson County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant for a Hazelwood man accused of breaking into several cars, including a police officer’s vehicle, and stealing items within.

St. Louis Metropolitan Police officers said they detained 41 teens Independence Day evening, a day after a curfew for the Downtown and Downtown West neighborhoods began. Police said Monday that eight had illegal fireworks and one was arrested for petty larceny. Mayor Cara Spencer enacted a summer-long youth curfew for.

Planning a ghost town road trip to Goldman, Missouri means heading about 25 miles south of St. Louis into Jefferson County’s quiet rural landscape. You’ll follow Old Lemay Ferry Road to the site of a post office that operated for just ten years, from 1895 to 1905, before Goldman faded into legend. No structures remain,

A Ballwin man sets a record for kayaking the entire Missouri River faster than anyone else.