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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones promised to remain focused on delivering and improving services and to look at reforms that could prevent corruption.

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Tower Grove Park will hold a "Love in the Park" festival Sunday that will feature a marriage-vow renewal that will include park director Bill Reininger.

A Jackson County woman claimed she unwittingly caught a sexually transmitted disease from her former romantic partner in his car.

“We’re going to be swimming in these machines this summer,” Missouri Lottery Director May Scheve-Reardon said.

Crews will be demolishing the Midland bridge.

The day after one of his appointees was indicted, Page insists application process for the small business grants prevented any fraud.

The program is part of a new slate of initiatives, including free summer camps aimed at reducing violence and employing kids.

Bayer's Garden Shop announced this week that the 81 year-old business will be shutting the doors of its two locations permanently on June 30.

A new website tracks St. Louis' air quality trends and disparities, thanks to a network of monitors stationed primarily on churches around the region.

Former St. Louis jail guard Demeria Thomas received a four-year federal sentence for opening a cell door and permitting an attack on an inmate.

Bob Onder ended his bid for St. Charles County executive, saying the run wasn’t in the “best interests” of his family.

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.

It was supposed to be a pro-USA show of patriotism in 1970 reflecting the "silent majority" support for the war in Vietnam. But things turned violent along the parade route on Lindell Boulevard.

The Missouri Pharmacy Association opposed the legislation that protects doctors who prescribe off-label drugs ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.

Tony Weaver Sr., a county jail official and former legislative aide to Rochelle Walton Gray, was charged with four counts of wire fraud.

Critics of St. Louis County Executive Sam Page questioned the county's past federal aid spending after a Page appointee was charged with wire fraud.

“I am heartbroken and saddened to have to make the difficult decision to step down and end my time as President of the Board of Aldermen.”

A few dozen people gathered in front of St. Louis City Hall on Tuesday afternoon calling for the city to hold the officers accountable for the man's death.

County Executive Page hired Weaver as 'change management coordinator' at the troubled St. Louis County jail. He's now been charged with four counts of wire fraud, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday.