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Mehlville is the only district in the St. Louis region to observe Eid al-Fitr, starting in the 2022-2023 school year.

Authorities identified the man as 50-year-old Robert Lee Miller.

Judge's order declared the spa a public nuisance and ordered it to close.

Beau Rothwell testified that after killing his wife, he was in "panic mode" and trying to "keep up a facade" of normalcy.

St. Louis police captain worked an unapproved second job for nearly two years, sometimes while on the city's clock, authorities say.

Tickets go on sale Jan. 14.

Jen Myers' last day working a mic at radio station Y98 will be Friday.

OSHA cited multiple violations at a recycling company in Berkeley after one if its employees fell into a paper baler and died in October.

Messenger: Missouri keeps going in the wrong direction when it comes to treating gun deaths as a public health issue.

A former police officer sued St. Louis County, alleging racist behavior, retaliatory treatment and exclusionary hiring practices.

Clayton chemical maker Olin Corp.'s unconventional strategy continued to pay off in the first quarter of 2022.

The T-7 could help keep workers here busy into the next decade as Boeing works on successors to its larger, aging fighter jet programs.

Republicans split on the legislation, but it still advanced to the House on an 18-15 vote.

Bail bond agent Wayne Lozier Jr., 43, has been held in the Ste. Genevieve County Jail since April 21 because authorities say he violated conditions of his bail.

Miranda Walker Jones has been named as chief executive officer of the Little Bit Foundation. She also is president of Jennings school board.

Conservative megadonor Richard Uihlein gave $2.5 million to state Sen. Darren Bailey’s effort for the GOP governor nomination.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday granted clemency to 75 people serving long sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, including two from St. Louis.

With the 2022 election season underway, Republicans have kept the two issues at the top of their legislative agenda.

Plenty have seen blowback for their pandemic restrictions, but Branson may be the most extensive post-pandemic makeover the state has seen yet.

Higher costs, plus complications from the coronavirus and severe weather, contributed to increased first-quarter losses for Peabody.