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St. Louis ranked No. 48, down from No. 45 in the 2023 report.

Manchester, a city of 18,000 people could soon grow by an additional 6,500.

The victim told police an argument that started over CB radio ended with Vernon Crutcher "unexpectedly" shooting him.

The St. Louis County Department of Transportation and Public Works is looking to hire 50 more snowplow drivers.

Students and faculty are in an uproar. The students have written a letter to the dispensaries and government officials asking them to reconsider the location.

A hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for Nov. 20 before Judge Ellen Ribaudo.

According to the letter, which is signed by dozens of rabbis and organization leaders, Bush has made numerous incendiary statements in recent weeks.

The region's leading business group expects to see sign of progress in next few years.

St. Louis County police canceled the endangered silver advisory Wednesday morning.

The new system will detect a caller's location directly from their cellphone, rather than a cell tower.

Did you buy a lot of Halloween candy and barely get any trick-or-treaters? These elderly living communities would be happy to take the candy off your hands.

This year's firearms season total was higher than in 2022, but is around 1,000 fewer than what was harvested in previous years.

The programs are first-come, first-served, so residents are encouraged to apply soon.

The O'Fallon Township High School Marching Panthers will be one of nine marching bands in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

The bill will freeze property tax increases for homeowners 67 years old and older, whose homes are worth $550,000 or less.

Koch Elementary is the 11th in-school market that's opened up in partnership with The Little Bit Foundation and the St. Louis Area Foodbank.

The "Saturday Night Live" writer and star of Netflix's "Big Mouth" is coming to St. Louis in 2024.

"We've seen a spike in antisemitism on college campuses around the country and we are urging the Department of Education to take this seriously."

District officials said Proposition 3 would provide debt-free resources for facilities, technology and safety without increasing the tax rate.

"I am very, very happy to hear they're taking it under advisement," 87-year-old Queen Esther Frazier said.