stLouISTFestus man killed in I-55 wreck loved Bible study and kayaking with his kids
Randy Rulo, who worked for Wil Mix Concrete, died Saturday when his truck overturned near Pevely.
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St. Charles considers stopping city ambulance service, adding fire stations
The St. Charles County Ambulance District, a separate entity, already has two ambulances in the city and would add more, officials said.
Utility bills have spiked in the St. Louis area. More rate hikes are on the way.
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:
Ex-Alderman Brandon Bosley fires lawyer as trial nears. 'Irreconcilable differences'
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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Clayton mayor, Jewish and Christian clergy decry hate crime
About 175 people attend gathering at Clayton synagogue.
St. Louis-area police call for juvenile 'point system' reform after carjackings
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.
Boeing workers strike for second week, rally outside St. Louis County offices
Issues between the company and St. Louis machinists remained unresolved on Monday.
St. Louis sheriff spent office cash on patches, photos and a defense attorney
Recently released records add to the tally of questioned spending by a sheriff fighting for his political life.
Chesterfield may buy offices, parking garage for $3 million over appraisal
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.
Crowded North County field vying to replace Brian Williams in Missouri Senate
Current Sen. Brian Williams, D-University City, is term limited.
Crews recover body from river near Chain of Rocks Bridge
The Missouri Highway Patrol's Cpl. Dallas Thompson said a barge worker reported the body in the water.
Man charged with murdering woman in Dutchtown in double shooting
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.
Fatal shooting on St. Louis street corner leads to manslaughter charge
Demetrice Ginger, 54, was charged Saturday with voluntary manslaughter, armed criminal action and unlawful possession of a firearm.
St. Louis city employee warned against ex-comptroller going back on payroll, emails show
Comptroller Donna Baringer is calling for an investigation into how her predecessor, Darlene Green, was issued paychecks after leaving office.
Five years after Missouri voters expanded Medicaid, sign-ups exceed expectations
53% of Missouri voters approved a plan to expand Medicaid
Messenger: Has state abandoned 'Missouri Model' of juvenile justice? Lawsuit says yes.
Missouri’s Division of Youth Services has always touted itself as a model for juvenile justice. But a new lawsuit could have devastating consequences.
Green Street eyes new $600 million project near its shuttered Armory venue
The Armory developer is taking steps toward what could be the St. Louis firm's first new project since its washout.
Rain causes flash flooding on some St. Louis streets
ST. LOUIS — Heavy rain on Sunday caused flash flooding that closed several streets and stranded more than a dozen motorists along Interstate 70, officials said.