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A man is accused of shooting and killing a person in Pagedale shortly after he told a cop they had stolen a pound of marijuana from him.

“We were like family,” one customer said from the front of the line on Monday.

The St. Louis region's biggest water utility has paused billing after a “cybersecurity incident." The company said its water remains safe to drink.

Documents filed with the Eastern District Court of Pennsylvania on Monday stated that issues between the Katz family and Panera have been resolved and dismissed.

Earthbound Beer debuted in 2014 in a small Cherokee Street space and moved three years later to its current, much larger home.

Mountain biking has emerged as a more inclusive alternative to high-priced, selective club sports.

The 66,000-square-foot facility, located near Interstate 64 and Highway DD, opens Oct. 21.

In a 13-day trial, Circuit Court Judge Craig Carter narrows in on key arguments.

Officer Travis “TJ” Brown's in stable condition and is under close observation as doctors wean him from sedation, his family said.

Derrick Melton has a salary topping $190,000, plus a car allowance, to run a St. Louis County program that doesn’t yet exist.

Burnout, stress and political pressures have led to high turnover rates among veteran educators and a dwindling number of candidates.

Michael Oberlander sits down with Lynn Schmidt and discusses the year since Hamas' terrorist attack on Israel, grief and the promise of consolation, and the hope for peace.

David Lee, a traffic officer, was fatally hit Sept. 22, 2024, while working a crash scene on I-70 in north St. Louis.

The boy was taken to a St. Louis hospital for treatment. Belleville police did not provide an update on the boy's condition.

“This is the greatest life I've ever lived,” says ex-baseball star Darryl Strawberry, now in the St. Louis area. “It wasn't my baseball career, it wasn't my success.”

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: (Kamala Harris) talks about McDonald’s, and I think of Chicken Unlimited and my friend thinks of Steak 'n Shake. It’s a connection.

The state of Missouri can no longer require sex offenders to post signs outside their homes on Halloween stating "No candy or treats at this residence," a federal judge ruled this week.

The worries were sparked by about 45,000 union dock workers walking off the job Tuesday.

Some self-declared money experts frequently make people feel embarrassed about their choices or financial situations, even using words like “stupid” or “idiot.”

Google is pumping more artificial intelligence into its search engine.