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The ordinance passed the City Council in Danville, near Illinois' eastern border with Indiana, by one vote, a tiebreaker cast by Mayor Rickey Williams.

An official statewide effort killed more than 6,000 feral hogs across Missouri in 2022, a sign that control efforts are working.

The change will pare some time off the 5-hour plus trip but Amtrak says it needs several weeks' experience to say exactly how much.

Bosley said Perry County warrant remained active because of clerical error. Circuit clerk official says county acted correctly in the matter.

Companies owned by James Neumann seeking damages for union's effort to void contract that has already paid it $4 million.

A similar measure did not advance in the Senate last year

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Eric Schmitt’s “ERASER” Act — standing for “Expediting Reform And Stopping Excess Regulations” — would make it more difficult for bureaucrats to impose new rules.

The death toll in a multi-vehicle pileup on Interstate 55 caused by a dust storm in Illinois increased on Tuesday to seven.

The bill was considered Wednesday at a hearing by the Missouri Senate Health and Welfare Committee.

Gov. Mike Parson and hundreds of officers gathered at Union Station to honor the 166 St. Louis police officers who have died in the line of duty since 1861.

Centene Corp. is selling an artificial intelligence business it purchased just over two years ago, the company said Wednesday.

Longtime Emerson Chief Financial Officer Frank Dellaquila announced on Wednesday plans for retirement.

The brewing giant also said the can with a picture of transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney is "not a formal campaign or advertisement."

Maplewood's payout of $3.5 million is the latest settlement over court costs. And the Department of Justice says court fines and fees are a national problem.

St. Louis County would become the first county in Missouri with a smoking ban for casinos.

The man who died was shot about 1 a.m. Wednesday in the 3100 block of Thomas Street, east of Martin Luther King Drive.

They were shot just before 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 10400 block of Halls Ferry Road after several people got into a fight outside a home there.

After four years of delays, officials in Clayton have finalized plans to turn a vacant lot on the edge of its bustling business district downtown into a tiny urban park.