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The Class of 2022 perseveres through a pandemic to earn their degrees and diplomas.

CLAYTON — An outspoken civil rights activist appointed by County Executive Sam Page to a citizen panel advising the county jail quit in frustration Friday, blasting Page’s administration and senior jail staff over a lack of transparency and stalled reforms.

St. Louis streets officials say a concentrated effort last week reduced the city's big backlog of potholes. Meanwhile, St. Charles County's executive is proposing a $20 million plan to tackle potholes and other pressing road maintenance needs.

A teenager arrested at the scene of a crash that killed five family members has been charged with multiple counts of murder, court officials say.

Searchers continued to comb a popular Wildwood recreation area Friday in their hunt for a missing 72-year-old hiker.

St. Louis jurors award $8.5 million against largest privately owned jail health care company in U.S.

Republican U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler is attempting to distinguish herself in a crowded field of candidates vying to replace U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt

Dave Schatz, the outgoing president of the Missouri Senate, is betting the ad buy will lift him at the right time in the GOP primary.

Pitts Chapel, Springfield’s oldest historically Black church, was founded in 1847 by a group of enslaved Africans.

Hiring lifeguards has been like swimming against the current across St. Louis this year.

The masks have been deemed surplus because they expired last month

St. Louis' NASCAR push came down to a half-day of private meetings with big-name CEOs and the most powerful people in St. Louis sports.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Why should a disturbed 18 year-old be able to buy two AR-15 rifles and 375 rounds of ammunition — enough to wipe out an entire school?

Two Democrats remain in the race to represent the 2nd Congressional District.

U.S. Navy veteran Robert Lawrence Openlander, 78, died alone in August, but hospital officials worked to ensure he received the military funeral he deserved.

Mehlville High School on Friday switched to virtual learning for its last day of the year after a student received an anonymous threat.

The movie "Star Wars" was released on May 25, 1977, and Joe Pollack reviewed it for the Post-Dispatch that same week.

Police are investigating after a man sitting outside with a group of people in Jennings was fatally wounded in a drive-by shooting Thursday night.

Four workers at the Ferguson and Florissant license offices have been accused of processing vehicle registrations without proper documentation, authorities say.

City officials are targeting summer crime in the downtown area with a combination of increased law enforcement and a variety of summer youth programs.