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Over two decades competing in the Legends Games, Dan Limbaugh and Janet Ossie have lost count of how many medals they’ve won. “I’d say I have several hundred,” said Limbaugh, 80. “Janet probably has a thousand.”. Ossie also holds four records from past Legends Games, when...

A Missouri health care worker said she faces an uncertain future after learning the outpatient clinic affiliated with Saint Louis University Hospital where she works will close. Members of the union rallied in Washington, D.C., last week under the banner “Healthcare Not Hate,” warning Medicaid cuts and other healthcare

Brooke A. Sharp, Esq. was appointed City Manager by the University City Council at its May 26 meeting, concluding a national search that drew more than 45 candidates. Sharp has served as Interim City Manager since February 2026, following the retirement of longtime City Manager Gregory Rose. Before stepping into the in

FLORISSANT, Mo. — The St. Louis County Police Department issued an endangered silver advisory for a Florissant man who left his home Saturday morning and never returned. Police said 62-year-old Charles Slate walked away from his home in the 2200 block of Mill Valley Drive to go to a nearby store at about 8 a.m. Saturda

An 18-year-old is in custody for allegedly shooting at a man who caught the teenager breaking into his car.

Two people were arrested Saturday evening after St. Louis police recovered multiple illegally modified firearms in their possession, including a ghost gun.

Two men arrested by Arnold Police last month and two other men have been charged in federal court for their alleged role in a scheme to return used water heaters for gift cards at Home Depot stores throughout the St. Louis area, the U.S. District Attorney’s Office reported. The...

COLUMBIA — As summer begins, many mid-Missouri residents will be traveling long distances on Interstate 70 to get to major cities from Columbia like St. Louis and Kansas City. The Improve I-70 Program is a $2.8 billion project led by the Missouri Department of Transportation with the purpose of...

Today I had a conversation about the ways that transportation has changed over the years, and it ended with talk of driverless cars. "Trains, Planes and Automobiles," the silly movie starring John Candy and Steve Martin, came to mind, and as usual, my thoughts moved to the art world. The very recent exhibition at the S

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Family and friends gathered Saturday night at Creve Coeur Park to remember and honor Danielle Uskiwich, filling the park in pink. The vigil comes five days after the 28-year-old died earlier this week. “She was the best and what we’re seeing here is...