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Health disparities among people of color show up in respiratory illness, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, Affinia Healthcare CEO Dr. Kendra Holmes said.

The five voters argued Trump is ineligible to hold office because he encouraged and did little to stop the Capitol riot.

We may not like it when temperatures swing from the 80s to the 20s—but at least we don't bruise like plants do.

An adult from Florissant and another from Tennessee are each being held on a $300,000 bond.

Waves of thick smoke coming from the building made it difficult to see and breathe.

The naturally occurring drug would be used to treat PTSD, major depressive disorder, substance-use disorders or for end-of-life care, the bill's text said.

Two adults and three young children made it out of the house safely.

Missouri Prime Beef Packers will shutter its Pleasant Hope facility, which processes 3,500 cattle per week, April 26.

The new TV show explores million-dollar homes with lakefront views in the "Hamptons of the Midwest."

The couple tied the knot right before the pandemic and has vowed to only celebrate when Feb. 29 comes around.

Investigators found at least 1,185 files on the man's computer containing child sexual abuse material, a U.S. Attorney's Office representative said.

The beef may contain metal shavings, a Schnucks spokesperson said.

Visitors are tracked using location-based cell phone data, which park officials say allows them to more accurately estimate the number of visitors on park grounds.

Did your insurance go up? Was your car stolen? Did you buy a steering wheel lock? You could get money by making a claim.

Two sets of properties that could allow for ground-up development are for sale near CityPark stadium.

Ricardo George Williams was an officer with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department at the time of the incidents.

Neighborhoods were largely against it, and restauranteurs were in favor of it. But now after considering more than 20 amendments, there's more support.

The local protests following the death of Michael Brown not only gave people a chance to be heard, it also prompted action.

The watch including most Illinois counties in the St. Louis area has expired.

"I believe in the coming weeks a lot of light will be shed on this and an entirely different story will come out," Chris Combs, the lawyer for Grace Kipendo.