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The LGBTQ+ organization expressed regret but emphasized that its mission remains the same.

St. Louis police rescued a 6-month-old boy who was unresponsive inside a hot vehicle Saturday afternoon. Both parents have been charged, a spokesman said.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office said homicide cases "often involve complex legal legal questions, including issues related to self-defense and defense of others."

More than a century after the search began for Fort Russell, once near Edwardsville, local history enthusiasts say they have their strongest possible location yet.

Millions are available to address gambling addiction in Missouri, but much of the money remains unused as the state builds its prevention network.

Elguin Narvaez understood he had to do everything by the book. He reported by phone every week. Every two months, he appeared at the immigration office in downtown St. Louis.

Lester Hubble, a lawyer for Joey Chianese, told the St. Louis Assessor he wanted his client's name off of property records.

Headlines from the Aug. 15, 1926, front page include: Andrews to put Missouri in new dry zone ruled from Louisiana

University City's new administrator says spending has been tracked so poorly, she's not sure the city knows exactly how much money it has left.

Lambert’s longtime airport director is retiring after steering it through a tornado, COVID, industry upheaval and a yearslong recovery in passenger traffic.

Brendan Hawkins, 20, of Maryland Heights, was arrested at his home early Friday morning without incident, Ferguson police said in a news release.

St. Louis police say a homeless camp north of downtown is draining resources as violence persists. City Hall says details on a new approach for the area are coming soon.

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CARE STL is waiving adoption fees this weekend as extreme heat sends more dogs into an already overcrowded St. Louis shelter.

The district's first tax hike proposal in 15 years would raise annual property taxes by $500 for a house with an assessed value of $400,000.

Orvin Kimbrough calls himself an “accidental banker.” Now the Midwest BankCentre CEO is bringing a St. Louis perspective to the Federal Reserve.

The baby died April 8 at St. Louis Children's Hospital.