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States were barred from kicking anyone off Medicaid since the public health emergency was declared in March 2020. That ends April 1.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The remains were found Oct. 7, 2022, after deputies responded to a complaint about an odor coming from the unit.

The new Midwest BankCentre branch in Dellwood will be tech focused with an "interactive teller machine," or ITM.

The $50 billion spending plan is due on the governor’s desk by early May.

A federal judge ordered the former caretaker of Tonka, a chimpanzee who appeared in the movies, to pay nearly $225,000 in attorney's fees and costs.

Missouri and Montana are the only states not to outlaw texting and driving for all motorists.

Alderman Cara Spencer, of Marine Villa, denounced the decision, reprising criticism she previously hurled at Mayor Tishaura O. Jones when they both ran for mayor two years ago.

Paraquad and other groups on Tuesday took their fight against Metro Transit's planned cuts in Call-A-Ride van service to the Federal Transit Administration.

He is the second person to die while incarcerated by St. Louis County Jail this year.

Governor, along with County Executive Sam Page, appeared at ribbon-cutting for new headquarters for KNOWiNK, a voting technology company.

A 43-year-old man admitted Tuesday in federal court to sexually abusing a girl from the time she was 14.

The county’s legal experts said it is better off with a rule in place that allows them to hire outside attorneys without the council’s approval.

Darne Ricks, 32, was sentenced Tuesday to 21 years in prison for shooting at two St. Louis police officers after fleeing a traffic stop.

He was found dead about 7 p.m. Sunday in the front yard of a home on Larry Lane in Berkeley.

The event will be 6-9 p.m. Tuesday at West Side Missionary Baptist Church, 4675 Page Boulevard. It is open to the public, but there is no planned question portion for media or attendees.

Sen. Justin Brown said local jurisdictions shouldn’t be allowed to “obstruct” veterinary practices that are legal under state law.

Emails obtained by the Post-Dispatch detail the dangers the Railway Exchange Building poses as well as the city's growing frustration with the owner.

St. Louis-area nursing homes are caring for more adults with mental and behavioral health conditions, according to the union that represents workers here.

“St. Louisans should not be forced to bear the cost of their negligence,” Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said.