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St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joined the morning show to discuss the frustration from residents on the return of loud train horns. Spencer also previewed the upcoming 2026 Mayor's Celebration of Businesses Luncheon on Thursday, October 1.

By HealthDay Staff HealthDay ReporterMONDAY, Sept. 28, 2026 (HealthDay News) — A new study suggests frequent marijuana use may worsen seizures in people with hard-to-treat epilepsy. "There isn't definitive data that cannabis use worsens epilepsy," senior author Dr. Aaron Struck, an associate professor of neurology at W

The team behind The Fountain on Locust is bringing a new ice cream concept to Wash Ave Food Hall (1122 Washington). Conefection will join the lineup of founding vendors when the downtown food hall opens next month. Here’s what to know before you go. The Menu. Conefection will take...

Five days after a school transportation van crashed into a traffic light in Cahokia Heights resulting in the death of a teenager, questions remain about the company that was transporting the students.

Did the City of St. Louis do enough to deal with a homeless Sudanese couple who for almost four years lived in a makeshift yurt-like structure on a South City sidewalk? That’s the question a jury will have to decide this week. Monday saw opening arguments in the lawsuit...

ST. LOUIS – An 18-year-old man was critically injured after a shooting Sunday afternoon in north St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), the incident occurred shortly after 1:30 p.m. in the 800 block of Makalu Drive in the Rivertrail Apartments. When officers arrived on the scene,

Somewhere between the fast-food drive-thru and the sit-down diner sits an older way to eat, where you park, roll down the window, and a carhop walks your order right out to you. Missouri still has a handful of these classic drive-ins, and each one keeps burgers, fries, onion rings, and thick malts on the menu without m

On September 22, Bailey Spinn and Wargasm joined Scene Queen at Delmar Hall in St. Louis for a night packed with energy from start to finish. As the lights dimmed, Bailey Spinn took the stage first and immediately captivated the crowd with her infectious enthusiasm. Constantly moving across the stage and interacting wi

Faith leaders, immigrant organizers and community members gathered in Overland Sunday for a pilgrimage honoring immigrant children and families — while remembering an Overland couple whose lives ended after they were forced to leave the community.

Outreach is ramping up along South Grand Boulevard after a now-retracted letter from a local taxing district instructed businesses not to give water and call 911 on unhoused people—but one local restaurant owner says the increase in attention has been met with an increase in need. Two weeks after...