State Sen. Denny Hoskins, who is seeking Jay Ashcroft’s job as secretary of state, calls Ashcroft “chicken (expletive)” six times and also a “(expletive) coward.”
A new federal rule will set minimum staffing levels for nursing homes. If it took effect today, most Missouri facilities would fall short, according to one nonprofit's analysis.
Tax filings highlight the challenges facing the university, which saw administrator pay balloon over the past decade as enrollment fell by 50% and the institution lost $167 million in revenue.
When Fernando Tatis hit two grand slams in one inning -- a feat never before accomplished in major league baseball -- he reached near deity status in his native Dominican Republic.
A proposal requiring private health insurers to reimburse for a year supply of contraception passed the state House but faces an uncertain future in the Senate.
Company-wide, the St. Louis-based electric utility Ameren, which owns Labadie, produces more of the pollutant sulfur dioxide than all but one other U.S. utility, according to the analysis of Environmental Protection Agency data.
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Police have arrested the driver who they say hit a 9-year-old boy on Sunday while he was helping his family load a minivan parked next to a North St. Louis playground.
Two days a week, the Healthy Kids Express Diabetes Mobile Unit travels to area schools to care for St. Louis Children’s Hospital patients with diabetes or diabetes risk.
The levies that help fund Medicaid are being held up by members of the Senate Freedom Caucus who want two other bills finished before they will promise not to filibuster passage.