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Meagen Hudson, 28, died in August 2019 after being struck by a vehicle in the 200 block of South Broadway.

Brian T. J. Walker was charged in the Jan. 12, 2022, home invasion that fatally injured Latoyria Johnson.

Munir Prince’s time as the Webster Groves football coach is over after three months.

Tatum's son Deuce toured St. Louis locations that are near his dad's heart in celebration of Tatum's 24th birthday.

The victim died in a room at the Hollywood Casino Hotel in 2019 of fentanyl and ethanol intoxication.

“The Quest for the Innkeeper’s Cask" starts June 9 and runs through July 3.

Recent auction sale of Katherine Dunham personal items raises concerns with Dunham's daughter and the president of Dunham's museum in East St. Louis.

Carlton, Morris, Renteria are other nominees fans can consider in online vote beginning Saturday.

The program allowing women prisoners to stay with their babies could cost $1 million.

A Build-A-Bear executive said the Adventure location will be the "ultimate party destination," bringing fun of the traditional stores to life in a new way.

Illinois State Police were called to investigate a fatal officer-involved shooting Tuesday night in Collinsville.

St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard spoke about Ukraine's impact on the U.S. economy and the best labor market in years.

The Navy arrived after one of the hospital's "darkest moments" and left, with COVID cases tumbling, on Wednesday.

An 8-year-old St. Louis boy was killed in a crash Tuesday night on westbound U.S. Highway 54 in Callaway County, about 40 miles southeast of Columbia.

Cannabis legalization advocates, who want states to do more to protect workers, note that workplace drug tests don’t measure whether someone is high at the time of the test, just whether they’ve used recently.

A plan backed by Missouri’s professional sports teams to legalize betting on games advanced to the full House Wednesday. Sports gambling could generate an estimated $96 million in revenue for the state.

Page said his appointments satisfy an unsettled legal dispute to wrest control of Port Authority appointments from his predecessor, Steve Stenger.

St. Louis alderman, Joe Vaccaro said Wednesday that he turned down an offer from the city’s police chief to void a ticket issued against him.

The councilwoman's push for funding for the promised rec facility has caused the County Council to delay by months final action on the convention center bonds.

Lavell Benford pleaded guilty to charges of kidnapping, assault, attempted robbery and armed criminal action.