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A world-class sculptor and two Olympic-medalist boxers will be the latest honorees in the Delmar Loop.

Community and farmers markets, plenty of live music and other entertainment in southwest Illinois and St. Louis fill out the calendar this week.

The Delmar Loop's Juneteenth celebration was held over the weekend and featured face painting, bounce houses, a vendor area, mural painting and performances from the Red and Black Brass Band.

Bob Kuban was playing when Tina Turner, known then as Anna Mae Bullock, was just getting started.

St. Louisans are honoring Tina Turner, the international music superstar who died Wednesday. Turner, who launched her career in St. Louis and became known as the queen of rock 'n' roll, influenced generations of musicians and left a lasting legacy.

Tina Turner, the "Queen of Rock and Roll" who got her start in St. Louis, has died at the age of 83.

Our roundup of some of our favorite St. Louis dishes

Diin Kacgor has been charged after police say he put a tracker on his wife's car, drunkenly stalked her and injured her by crashing his car into hers last week.

Exhibitions to feature star-studded and historically significant pieces connected to musical, chess and literary figures including Katy Perry, Bobby Fischer, Julian Casablancas, Garry Kasparov and T. S. Eliot premiere at the World Chess Hall of Fame on May 17. “Sound Moves: Where Music Meets Chess” and “T. S. Eliot: A Game of Chess” are the two, all-new exhibitions.

When fire broke out at Three Kings Public House in the Delmar Loop earlier this week, fans of the University City establishment feared it was gone forever.