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The archdiocese wanted to close the boys' school in 2022 as part of the "All Things New" downsizing of parishes and schools.

In a 7-0 ruling, the court said Bailey should not have skipped the court of appeals in his quest to overturn the circuit court’s order.

Life Couriers wants to store and distribute medications used to treat prostate cancer and leukemia from a warehouse along Highway 370.

Police arrested another person they believe helped kill a 27-year-old in Walnut Park West last month. They also arrested a woman he was with.

Now that servers are not going to be taxed on their tips, do we still have to tip them as much?

Randy Rulo, who worked for Wil Mix Concrete, died Saturday when his truck overturned near Pevely.

The St. Charles County Ambulance District, a separate entity, already has two ambulances in the city and would add more, officials said.

Utilities have raised rates in the last two years — or soon will. This is what it means for your electric, water, gas and sewer bills:

For weeks, Bosley and his lawyer had disagreed about how to defend Bosley from allegations of wire fraud and lying to the FBI.

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About 175 people attend gathering at Clayton synagogue.

A week after the same teenager was arrested in two different carjackings, Missouri police chiefs are calling for reform of the juvenile justice point system.

Issues between the company and St. Louis machinists remained unresolved on Monday.

Recently released records add to the tally of questioned spending by a sheriff fighting for his political life.

The proposal calls for Chesterfield to pay $17.3 million for the Mass Mutual office building at Main Circle Drive and an attached two-story parking garage and lot with a total 422 parking spaces.

Current Sen. Brian Williams, D-University City, is term limited.

The Missouri Highway Patrol's Cpl. Dallas Thompson said a barge worker reported the body in the water.

St. Louis prosecutors charged Aaliem Thomas on Sunday with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and four other felonies. He is being held without bond.