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It’s always important for people to compare plans during Medicare open enrollment from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, but it’s even more critical this year.

The 82-year-old is charged in a multimillion-dollar racketeering and bribery scheme that included the state’s largest utility, ComEd.

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St. Louis County prosecutors charged Andrew W. Montgomery with unlawful possession, transport, repair or sale of an illegal weapon. Montgomery, 40, lives at a home in the 12100 block of Lake Constance Drive.

Jane E. Birkenbach, 71, died Thursday.

Some businesses still upset at SLDC management of grant program.

The De Soto police sergeant was fired in 2020 after he set up a Halloween display mocking Michael Brown’s death. His criminal charges in the assault case came weeks later.

The charges stem from the fatal overdose of 24-year-old Gabriel Thone, who was found dead on the floor of the master bedroom at Jones’ home in October 2022.

The name change is part of Webster Groves' effort to preserve its Black history and build a more inclusive community, said Councilman Emerson Smith.

Antonio Jones pleaded guilty Thursday to three felonies, faces 37 months in prison. He is fiance of state Rep. Chantelle Nickson-Clark, a North County Democrat

An in-home caretaker on Thursday was accused of stealing more than $150,000 worth of valuable items from three patient's homes this year.

John Henry Davis died April 30 at Barnes-Jewish Hospital from "complications of remote gunshot wound to torso," the Medical Examiner's Office said.

Gov. Mike Parson on Friday announced three new judges for the circuit covering St. Charles County.

Hawley singles out Boeing deal with U.S. Department of Justice while joining Democrat to co-sponsor legislation to punish wrongdoing by corporate giants.

SLDC doubled its consultant’s contract to $344,000. Three months later, it was blaming it for problems with the north St. Louis grant program.

While some have turned the effort to encourage diversity into a political issue others may be unaware of how such initiatives benefit people, institutions and society.

The Railway Exchange, erected around 1914, takes up an entire city block in the heart of downtown’s business district. The suit aims to take possession of the building through eminent domain.

A St. Louis man with severe health problems was released from jail this week after complaining for months that the troubled downtown City Justice Center couldn't properly care for him.

Somewhere in a government office, in a closet or basement, buried boxes contained records that may now help nuclear site workers with their claims.