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A wise mom whose children were all fully launched told me that the empty nest era doesn’t begin until your children are financially independent and living on their own.

The lawsuit says the government cannot compel financial professionals to make policy statements on political issues.

The forecast is showing a hot day in Saint Louis. Temperatures are projected to be a quite sweltering high of 94. Today has the makings of a perfect day to hit the pool or find a nice air-conditioned room. 73…

It didn’t take long before some Tower Grove neighbors voiced concerns. And then they sued the city to stop the project.

A St. Louis jury on Thursday found that Sheriff Vernon Betts did not retaliate against a deputy who was denied a promotion.

Sixteen people who were expecting to start work as St. Louis Sheriff's Department deputies were told Wednesday to sit tight.

Missouri and Louisiana attorneys general say conservative speech has been censored on social media platforms.

A man killed two women before killing himself Thursday morning in Manchester, police said.

The man's wife retrieved a gun after he told her several times in an "alcohol-fueled rage" that he was going to kill her, said a press release from the sheriff.

Deal calls for bus drivers, MetroLink operators and some other workers to get additional 3% pay hikes in next two years, $7,000 signing bonus.

Ramps from westbound I-44 to southbound I-270 and from southbound 270 to westbound 44 will close at 8 p.m. Friday and reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

Despite Save A Lot selling 18 St. Louis-area stores, all 18 will continue to operate as Save A Lots. The stores will be acquired by Leevers Supermarkets, Inc.

The east side of I-44 between Washington Avenue and the Musial Bridge will be closed to traffic from 9 p.m. Friday to early Sunday morning.

The data collected thus far has allowed the department to adjust staffing levels during busier times.

Ohio voters, by a 57%-43% margin, soundly rejected a plan that would’ve required constitutional amendments to receive a 60% majority for passage.

"Gentleman" Jim Gates and Edie "Lady Edie B." Anderson were first to play Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" at WESL in 1979.

Leaders discussed the importance of improving the lives of Black people socially, economically and politically. That call was renewed after the police killing of Michael Brown on Aug. 9, 2014.

The city Airport Commission on Wednesday endorsed the proposed 17-year lease, which has options to continue until 2070.

Delayed claiming makes sense for better-educated, higher-income workers. For everyone else, not so much.