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If artist Brock Seals is involved, it's worth checking out. Heralded as one of the most beloved art events in the city, Art, Mimosas and Pancakes is back for another year, to be held at Mad Art Gallery (2727 South 12th Street, 314-771-8230) at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 17. Bringing together a few of his favorite things, St. Louis artist and musician Brock Seals created the yearly event in 2015 to celebrate art created at the local level by young creatives, some as young as middle school. It's an opportunity for talented artists...

Suspect in St. Louis County murders taken into custody in South Carolina KSDK Digital Replay Video A man wanted in two St. Louis County murders and two homicides in South Carolina was arrested. "Tyler Terry is in custody. No shots were fired by any party. Everyone (including Terry) is safe," the sheriff's office announced. The sheriff's office shared photos of the arrest scene. Terry was seen wearing all black with a ripped shirt, socks and no shoes.  The search for Terry in South Carolina intensified over the weekend, with more than 300 officers joining the search for him. H...

Police have identified the two suspects they believe were involved in two deadly weekend shootings in Brentwood and University City. One of the suspects was arrested in South Carolina. Investigators said Tyler Terry and Adrienne Simpson are from out of state and wanted in a series of violent crimes in South Carolina. Several videos throughout St. Louis County helped lead police to the suspects wanted in the murders of Dr. Sergei Zacharev and...

Police said the first shooting happened in the 8200 block of Delmar — about two miles west of the Delmar Loop — at around 10:50 p.m. Saturday. When they arrived, the victims, a couple in their 70s, had already driven to a hospital. At the time, they were driving a new high-end SUV. The 74-year-old man was shot in the chest. "He took a round right in the chest, but thank goodness his cell phone was there. His cell phone was there," said. Capt. Lemons. "And he was able to drive himself and his wife to an area hospital." Mr. Goodkin was treated and released. His wife, 71-year-old Barbara Goo...

St. Louis Public Radio Broadway Oyster Bar in downtown St. Louis was buzzing with patrons on a recent evening. The venue has live music scheduled for nearly every night this month. Officials in St. Louis and St. Louis County began relaxing pandemic restrictions on entertainment venues this week. But clubs and theaters won’t be filling up with patrons anytime soon. Until this week, venues had been limited to 50% of their usual audience capacity. (That percentage was lower earlier in the pandemic.) St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page issued a joint order ...