As antisemitism rises, St. Louis faith leaders test a 60-year Jewish-Catholic bond
Sixty years after Nostra Aetate changed everything between Catholics and Jews, St. Louis is taking stock of what that relationship looks like now — not just the friendships built, but whether those bonds can hold at a moment when antisemitism is rising, alliances are being tested and showing up for one another...
The ‘Quad God’ comes to St. Louis
The "Quad God" is in St. Louis for the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Here's what he had to say about the Olympics.
Crews respond to fire at autobody shop in Pine Lawn
Crews responded to a fire at an autobody shop in Pine Lawn Thursday morning, and were able to put it out with no injuries reported, though Kienlen Avenue at Natural Bridge was temporarily closed.
Severe risk Thursday for St. Louis area; temps to fall with low pressure system
A marginal risk of severe weather has been placed over the Metro East region for Thursday.
Landlord accused of terrorizing tenant, neighbor in St. Louis Hills
A St. Louis Hills octogenarian who last year was charged with attempting to run over a parish maintenance worker as part of a long-running dispute over garbage was back in court this week. Roland Clubb, 81, stands accused in a civil lawsuit of brandishing a gun at a man who...
Schnucks discontinues mailed grocery ads
Schnucks, a longtime St. Louis-area grocery chain, will soon stop mailing weekly grocery advertisements.
Skating competition brings millions of dollars to St Louis, officials say
St. Louis will be the epicenter of U.S. figure skating this week as Enterprise Center hosts the 2026 U.S. Figure Skating Championships ahead of the Olympics.
Man arrested after breaking into Barr Library, jumping out window
A man has been arrested and is facing charges after police say he broke into the Barr Library and tried to steal equipment Monday morning.
Local physicians question change in CDC childhood immunization schedule
ST. LOUIS — The childhood vaccination schedule now has a new look after the CDC reduced the recommended vaccines from 17 to 11. It's a move supporters say more closely aligns healthcare in the United States with other world powers. At SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, Pediatrician-in-Chief Dr....
Lake St. Louis man charged in City Museum burglary
Riley Snider, 23, was charged with first-degree property damage and second-degree burglary for his involvement in a burglary at the City Museum in November, causing more than $10,000 in damage.
