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Edward J. Feser, president of St. Louis University as of July 1, assumed the top job at a time when higher education is at a crossroads.

PAC that supports Congressman Bell files new report with Federal Election Commission. Treasurer says unsure how $50K was not discovered for almost a year

A Chesterfield man allegedly recorded himself pouring gasoline on a groundhog and lighting it on fire in his backyard.

Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill” requires states to implement a work requirement for most adults on Medicaid.

Phthalates and formaldehyde-releasing preservatives have been linked to cancer, brain damage and reproductive harm.

The state of Missouri, which occupied the historic property for decades, vacated it earlier this summer.

The state Supreme Court is questioning whether it should be the tribunal to hear the appeal of a Jackson County decision blocking enforcement of most Missouri abortion laws and regulations.

Austen Mary Fields was 14. Her parents had looked outside of the country for answers when other treatments failed.

On May 7, federal investigators sent a subpoena looking into the relationship between Montgomery and a man named Malik Taylor.

“I recommend that you take great care to avoid interfering with state-controlled police operations,” said City Counselor Michael Garvin in a letter.

U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt said in January that the Justice Department should open up all its Jeffrey Epstein files. Last week, he was more reserved.

Top Missouri officials say they intend to move forward with an expansion of the MOScholars program this year. The NEA is hoping to block that effort.

The Post-Dispatch’s 2024 Public Pay database includes figures for mayors, teachers, police and other public servants in the St. Louis area.

She does a lot of experimenting with her recipes — "which sometimes works out really well, but sometimes Toledo doesn't like my weird things," she says.

St. Charles County Prosecutor Joseph McCulloch said the child was born prematurely and weighed only 1.2 pounds at birth.

Request for information tied to recent tornado in St. Louis finally was fulfilled — but not through system city uses to handle public’s Sunshine Law requests

Volunteers would be allowed to trap feral cats within city limits and take them to be spayed or neutered and vaccinated for rabies.

Carter, Jerome “Jerry” Blaise — St. Louis, MO

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