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"He has paid his debt to society yet remains incarcerated as a result of a law since repealed," said prosecutor Wesley Bell. "Mr. Spears should be released."

Class action lawsuits are joining forces to go after automakers on security.

An investigation is underway into a possible stolen car and crash near State Highway B and I-55, near Biehle. Two suspects left the car and fled the scene.

The Cardinals have had the top local broadcast ratings four times in the last five years, and the team has been in the top four in the league every year since 2000.

Raymond Blankenship, 27, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Thursday.

Many health care advocates say chronic underfunding of community services has led to people with disabilities not living up to their potential.

St. Louis police said the boy was shot on Sept. 29 in the area of Minnesota Avenue and Itaska Street.

A male and female were recently born at Warm Springs Ranch in Boonville, Missouri.

The boy was reported missing Wednesday night.

The gas main was fixed and residents have returned to their homes.

An at-large murder warrant has been issued for Colby Harris in the death of 24-year-old Jevon Durbin.

The new 15,000-square-foot retail store is located at 2781 S. Clark St. in Mexico, Missouri.

Police said Thursday morning that the girl had been found.

A jury found Stephan Cannon, 26, guilty of first-degree murder in July.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said the estimated $760 million reduction, when fully phased in, will be “the largest tax cut in the state's history.”

The National League Wild Card Series will take place Oct. 7-9 at Busch Stadium and be televised nationally for fans to watch.

They hope to enter into a contract with a behavioral health organization in an effort to cut down on violence.

The death toll from Hurricane Ian continues to rise in Florida and relief volunteers are still looking for people trapped in the rubble.

Eleven pedestrians and two bicyclists have died this year on city streets. The mayor wants to use $40 million in ARPA funds to get drivers to slow down.

"I did absolutely nothing wrong. I will fight to clear my name and get my job back," said Eddie Simmons.