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Proposed child support law is based on a Jefferson County crash that killed three in April.

“All Things New” initiative will dramatically change the 178 parishes and 100 schools in the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

Post-Dispatch e-Edition is back online after host cites cybersecurity issue.

A once-every-two-year spectacle is the formal kickoff to campaign season, with candidates for state and federal offices securing positions on the primary ballot.

Elijah Henderson admitted causing a Feb. 14, 2020, crash that killed two mothers and their daughters who were driving to Kansas City for a volleyball tournament.

Jasmine Davison and others set up accounts at Sprint stores using the names of others, then resold the Sprint phones.

The robbers ran off with a tote full of packages, police said.

The next hearing in the federal criminal case against suspected serial killer Perez Deshay Reed will be June 3.

Federal officials say that Creve Coeur chiropractor Eric A. Nepute continues to make false claims that the vitamins he sells are better than coronavirus vaccines.

Bill named for former Lafayette High student would promote suicide prevention in schools.

Gov. Parson heading overseas on first trade mission since pandemic began.

"Domino Masters" debuts at 8 p.m. Wednesday on KTVI (Channel 2). The host is Eric Stonestreet, a Kansas City native known his work on "Modern Family.

Police arrested Jerome Cannaday roughly six blocks away from the site of the shooting death of his wife, Lisa Cannady, 48, around 10:45 p.m. Saturday.

Seyoon Choi, a junior at SLU who is majoring in social work, has been selected for the Youth Leadership Award by the Governor's Council on Disability.

P-D reporter was first woman to cover Russian invasion of Berlin in World War II. She will be honored Saturday by local Daughters of American Revolution chapter.

Taleb Rebhi Ali-Jawher fatally shot Christopher Simmons in 2017 during an argument over a candy bar.

Sue Schmitz said some are using the Abbey Gate catastrophe to ‘further their own agenda.’

Several proposals in the Missouri Legislature aim to reform the way the public can access government records.

Funding or defunding the police are in the eye of the beholder.

Tickets for the original date will be honored at the new date.