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The decision marks the latest fallout from Gov. Mike Parson’s failed effort to close down the state's lone abortion provider in St. Louis.

A $380 million overhaul of the Arch grounds promised to boost activity and liven up the river's edge. But a lot of the potential is still potential.

Many spring fundraisers and celebrations are being held for the first time since 2019, before the pandemic.

Cannabis Business Association of Illinois executive director Pamela Althoff summed up the state of the state’s legal recreational-use cannabis industry in one word: “Halted.”

Messenger: Tax rebate plan omits people living in poverty, including senior citizens on fixed incomes.

“People are dying,” says Rep. Tracy McCreery. “Part of what makes our state stand out for homicides is because of intimate partner killings.”

Hail and damaging winds possible in Madison, St. Clair counties.

The girl was taken to a hospital, and police had no suspects.

The victim was not a student, police said, and the incident did not appear to be related to the school.

The medical ICU on the 8th floor of the Central West End hospital was the first COVID ward at the busiest hospital in the state.

The former governor’s campaign didn’t obtain official approval for filming, KCPD spokeswoman Capt. Leslie Foreman said Saturday.

Enthusiasts of the Volkswagen Type 2 Transporter campers and buses gathered Saturday on The Hill to celebrate club hangout and garage "das Bushaus."

Jane Dueker said Friday she would soon deregister as a lobbyist in order to form her own campaign committee.

A newly released map shows radioactivity at West Lake Landfill extending right up to and slightly beyond, the Superfund site's fence line.

After pandemic-related hiatus, festival again fills St. Louis' Forest Park with educational opportunities and even a little dancing.

Leon Russell, 29, of north St. Louis County, was charged with assault and fleeing from police after a Friday crash left three people injured, police said.

Dorcell Davis, 65, of the Florissant area, was killed in a single-car crash off Interstate 270 in north St. Louis County Saturday morning.

A Glen Carbon man, his brother and cousin pleaded guilty to illegally entering the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot.

Two houses in the 1900 block of Knox Avenue were destroyed and another sustained damage after a fire Saturday afternoon.

Family struggles to deal with death of Manu Barge, who was fatally shot early Sunday in an argument with a man on a MetroLink car.