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Officials have said they have no evidence that votes had been changed because of the flaws.

A spokesman for Jones said Friday afternoon that the mayor would not be attending the conference.

Read excerpts from the 66-page indictment, including transcripts of communications between the elected officials and "John Doe."

Bob's Seafood, located at 8660 Olive Boulevard in University City, will close Saturday.

No political party can hold a majority on the panel.

Washington University researchers found that two drugs reduced the risk of death in patients with severe COVID-19.

Nurses rallied outside SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital on Friday morning, protesting chronic understaffing at the hospital.

Canceled NRA event at Grant’s Farm evokes resignation from organization by Adolphus Busch IV after Sandy Hook.

Police were called just before 6 p.m. to Pike County near Curryville where they found two people had died in a plane crash.

It's unclear whether the City Museum founder's vision will continue under new ownership.

Police arrested the man around 3 a.m. in the 3500 block of Trendley Avenue and also took two children into protective custody.

On June 3, 2004, Yadier Molina made his Major League debut for the St. Louis Cardinals. 'He should do all right,' coach Dave Duncan predicted.

Extensive repairs are needed for the 1893 train station in the heart of Kirkwood.

The charges sent shockwaves through the St. Louis political establishment, where Lewis Reed has been a key player for more than 15 years.

Aldermanic President Lewis Reed says he won’t preside over the meetings until further notice amid effort by some aldermen to boycott Friday’s session to prevent a quorum.

May Scheve-Reardon had served as lottery chief for more than 13 years.

A man barricaded himself into a home, reportedly with two other people inside, after shots were fired, drawing police from throughout the area to the scene.

Missouri Department of Corrections Director Anne Precythe signed off on the agreement Wednesday.

“After recent tragic events, the Belton Police Athletic Association decided that it would be inappropriate to continue with the raffle as planned.”

A man who taught and coached at Lindbergh High School until early May has been charged with having sexual contact with a student, police said.