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Boeing may narrowly avoid a strike at its three St. Louis-area facilities. Workers will vote Wednesday on the company's latest contract offer.

The pundits say Spencer Toder has no chance. So he's turned his Democratic race into a massive service project.

Editor's note: This item has been edited to correct the day of the week of the incident.

Editor's note: This item has been edited to correct the day of the shooting.

Insurance agents say that flood damage is not covered under a typical homeowner's insurance policy.

For most — but not all — of the cars that got into deep water in Tuesday's floods, all that remains is a trip to the junkyard.

The decision is a major victory for parks boosters and Attorney General Eric Schmitt.

The city will open a third recovery center for residents to pick up essentials.

Matthew Nikolai, 17, lived in the Hill neighborhood of St. Louis.

A man was fatally shot Saturday evening in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood, according to police.

St. Louis could rightfully claim to be the country's amateur boxing capital with the stunning victories by the Spinks brothers.

A man from Staunton drowns at the Lake of the Ozarks.

Without disclosing she was paid about $5,000 for the work, Lisa Clancy cast votes on bill that county adopted as its marijuana-industry zoning ordinance.

Light rail service on red line resumes after flash floods.

The people who run Whole Foods look at Zingerman's and say, "Whoa, those prices are a little steep."

Two teenagers injured by gunfire in separate north St. Louis shootings.

Mopping up the post-flood mud and muck is easy. Making repairs and replacing equipment — that's going to be harder.

In 1990, Liberian rebel leader Charles Taylor led his army against the government. The casualties were mostly civilian. Approximately 200,000 people were killed. An even greater number were displaced.

Atlas 46 has found success by emphasizing speed, quality and innovation.

Rep. Wiley Price faces Del Taylor, a retired business management consultant, in the Democratic primary on Tuesday.