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The Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, passed in 2008, is among the strictest such laws in the U.S.

A plan to raise teacher pay was approved by the Missouri Senate on Tuesday, but faces headwinds in the House.

The St. Louis County Council voted unanimously Tuesday to set aside $6 million to demolish the vacant and blighted Jamestown Mall.

Workers disassembled the home after the owner donated the it and the land to Landmarks Association of St. Louis. It may have been built in the 1840s.

Hyde Park neighbors are suing the owners of Shreves Engine Rebuilding, arguing the industrial business doesn't belong in a residential neighborhood.

Bunge's first-quarter profits of $688 million marked a drop of about 17% compared to earnings from a year ago.

The Grain Valley school board sent an email to families Monday saying members had “received a concern” about the cards and stickers some high school teachers were displaying.

Some employees didn't know that only the northern bathroom was a tornado shelter, so they took cover in the restroom on the southern end instead.

The spending plan includes money for new ports, adding dollars for schools and a bump for public universities

Charles Stewart is no longer interim executive director of Metro Transit, but has been appointed to the post on a permanent basis.

Three eastbound lanes on the Poplar Street Bridge will be closed on Wednesday.

Greitens says he wants to defend himself against his ex-wife’s allegations. Her lawyers say the information he seeks isn’t relevant to the case.

Edward Bearden, who worked for the Missouri Department of Corrections from 2008 to September 2018, denies the accusations.

Local police union attorney Jane Dueker deregistered as a lobbyist Tuesday in order to open her own campaign account for the Aug. 2 Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive.

A lawsuit filed over the death of a Berkeley teen claims negligence on the part of a Florida amusement park where the teen fell from a 430-foot drop-tower ride.

The Missouri Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of a controversial gun law, sending it back to the lower court.

On Saturday, the Reparative Justice Coalition of St. Louis will hold ceremony to mark killing of Francis L. McIntosh, who was tied burned to death in 1836.

Jennifer Rothwell was six weeks pregnant when her husband killed her in 2019; lawyer argues it was not premeditated.

The court left intact its 2017 opinion striking down the St. Louis County-specific limits.