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Senate Republicans used a procedural maneuver Wednesday night to halt debate on the Vietnam War-era statute that gives Congress a check on the president’s deployments abroad.

The Illinois law allows ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if they are received up to two weeks later.

One night more than five years ago at an Applebee's in St. John, a man got up from dinner with his girlfriend and young son, got a gun from his car and starting firing.

Kimberly Johnson, who served as CFO for less than one year, was placed on leave Wednesday.

The former news and sports anchor at KSDK resigned from his longtime TV job last fall.

Victim was Ross Butler, 53, who lived near Wright City.

City Administrator Todd Streiler said the former mayor's decision to resign was unrelated to Gates Corporation's work with data centers.

The new data doesn't include the AT&T tower or the Railway Exchange Building, two of the largest office buildings in downtown St. Louis.

The incident took place in an apartment in the 1000 block of Hamilton, police said.

Investigators found roughly 10,000 photos and videos involving children, court records say.

Incident occurred about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 2600 block of Caroline, police said.

Wagner, who sponsored the bill with a Michigan Democrat, said about $1 billion in next four years could be directed to domestic violence, rape crisis centers.

Accident occurred at about noon Tuesday on Hwy. A in the Mapaville area.

Court documents allege Clinton J. Trentman stabbed County Board member Bob Trentman and charged at three sheriff’s deputies “with a weapon appearing to be a firearm, a pellet gun.”

The proposal could help jumpstart residential conversion of the massive but empty AT&T tower

Budzinski says GOP bill would let employers short workers who only sometimes receive tips, by allowing them to be paid lower hourly wages for all hours worked

Henry Ross and his wife recenty bought their first home. It's an accomplishment that just a few years earlier seemed impossible.

A couple of bills aim to declare AI systems “non-sentient” and prohibit them from marrying or serving as corporate officers.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.