Juneteenth celebrations in downtown St. Louis concluded with a powerful tribute to legendary Black musicians, including the city's own Chuck Berry, at the "Jewelteenth" event at St. Louis City Hall.

Bygones: Chuck Berry canceled Duluth show 20 years ago Foghat, Walter Trout and Tone Loc performed at Fourth Fest in 2005.

Juneteenth celebrations in downtown St. Louis concluded with a powerful tribute to legendary Black musicians, including the city's own Chuck Berry, at the "Jewelteenth" event at St. Louis City Hall.

He would go on to perform with renowned artists such as Chuck Berry and Head East and submitted for a Grammy for a song he wrote for the band American Greed.

Chuck Lorre said 'exploiting IP' in comedy projects is 'bullshit' at the Banff World Media Festival this week.

It's a well-known fact that Chuck Berry was buried with a Gibson ES-355 semihollow electric guitar to keep him company in the afterlife. But the story of how the guitar came to join Chuck in his ...

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is under siege — by his own party. After the New York Democrat capitulated to President Donald Trump over a short-term funding bill, he’s received some ...

ST. LOUIS — There’s a renewed push to revitalize the home of late musician Chuck Berry, ahead of what would have been his 100th birthday next year. The Rock and Roll icon grew up in St. Louis ...

Chuck Todd, former moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” is leaving the network after nearly 20 years.

Chuck Berry's home in St. Louis is in disrepair and the city is taking bids to restore the structure where some of music's greatest hits were written and heard for the first time.

With a road to stardom equally decorated by success and controversy, the father of rock forces each of us to ask ourselves whether we can separate the art from the artist.