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Built in 1892 it was the home of James and Julia Piggott. James was a descendant of a family that was instrumental in settling the area.

St. Louis was the old guy wearing a cheap suit and a comb-over, sitting in the courtroom, listening while our lawyers argue that our lovely young wife should not have been allowed to leave us.

A careful reading of the elaborate box Joanne Kluba made to hold the little things she’d collected reveals much about this artist.

Disagreements have raised questions about whether the panels will be able to find consensus by a Dec. 23 deadline to adopt tentative maps.

Q • I noticed my pine tree starting to turn yellow on the inside and dropping a lot of needles. I’m worried it has some kind of disease.

The measure follows up a bill passed in 2018 that reduced the maximum city fine for such a violation to $25.

Blues' power play is a net minus-one as team loses for fifth time in six games

Connor Bazelak's pass to Daniel Parker Jr. beats Florida 24-23 to clinch bowl eligibility.

The decomposed body was reported Friday night in the 3200 block of Chippewa Street.

Scout leaders said that about two million donated food items were expected to be collected in the St. Louis area.

Police said the victim was found in the 700 block of North 15th Street with a puncture wound; he later died at a hospital.

Police say a man, 60, was taken into custody after telling officers he shot an intruder who tried to enter his home through a kitchen window late Friday night.

They could make history as the first successful county redistricting commission in 50 years.

Tickets go on sale Nov. 24 though fans can access tickets early through Ticketmaster's Verified Fan platform.

Reaction was split among most Democrats and Republicans.

They make that claim after a complaint asking that their licenses be suspended. But a special prosecutor concluded the protesters were peaceful.

Some workers in Missouri’s growing medical marijuana industry want a seat at the bargaining table this Thanksgiving.

Prosecutors continue to pursue charges against four others who were arrested in the incident.

Simon Huang will be the city’s new chief technology officer and Monica Del Villar will head the city Civil Rights Enforcement Agency.

‘Missourians should not be treated as cash cows to fill municipal coffers,’ Attorney General Eric Schmitt said in a statement.