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U.S. Magistrate Judge David D. Noce took the bench in 1976 and will retire in 2023.

Votes will not be counted for Diana Harris in Overland, nor for Carla Walker in Pine Lawn.

Members of the Senate are upset that the Missouri House is moving slowly on the state budget.

Universal contact tracing and individual case investigations will end in Missouri. The state will also update data on its public COVID-19 dashboard less often, officials announced.

The steep descent was "likely an intentional action by the pilot, but for reasons that could not be determined," investigators said.

After a 12-year-old boy who was shot and killed by his brother Tuesday night, the boy’s aunt told officers she was to blame for the his death.

A Missouri Senator is looking to send the state revenue surplus back to taxpayers.

Federal funding is expected to run out in June.

Appliance retailer Goedeker's has moved its corporate headquarters from St. Charles to Brooklyn.

“I should have known better, and I deeply regret and I apologize that my actions hurt others,” she said in a statement.

According to The Wrap, the app that rolled out on President’s Day has seen a 93% decline in downloads since launching on Feb. 22.

St. Louis police said the shooting occurred just before 3 a.m. in the 4000 block of Laclede Avenue.

But Missouri governor stops short of calling on Eric Greitens to drop out of Senate contest.

A former Florissant mayor is exiting the race for a U.S. Senate seat in Missouri, just a month after he announced he would run as an independent.

A Moscow Mills woman was killed in a crash involving three vehicles Tuesday afternoon in St. Charles County, authorities said.

Kohn's Kosher Deli, founded by a Holocaust survivor in University City in 1963, is up for sale. Now in Creve Coeur, the shop is listed at $2.275 million.

Sen. Bob Onder, R-Lake Saint Louis, said the Senate needed to reject the House’s call for a conference committee on congressional maps.

Jane Dueker, police union lawyer, has no current plans to open a campaign account, but that could change, she said.

The bill banning certain eviction moratoriums received first-round approval in the Missouri House.

Bentley’s Law, mandating drunken drivers contribute financially to children they orphan, was preliminarily approved by lawmakers.