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Wide-ranging bill approved by the Missouri House looks to expand use of witness protection fund. It also seeks to address human sex trafficking.

Sen. Mike Moon, a Republican from Ash Grove, threatened to launch a filibuster to block the free tuition plan for first responders.

In a dispute with Missouri’s state auditor, city of Arnold officials say they cannot release records about closed meetings.

Missouri Senate Democrats, who have blocked a Republican push to undo a pro-worker law, are seeing their bills stall in the House.

Shana Jones pleaded guilty last week in St. Louis County to charge of filing false documents when she successfully ran for the Maplewood City Council in 2022.

A police report identified John D. Elliott, 76, Norleen L. Elliott, 69, and Madalyn N. Elliott, 33, as victims of the crash, which occurred shortly before 6 p.m. on State Highway 169.

Amy Shaw, president and CEO of Nine PBS, discusses the role public media can play in uniting the region and pushing common goals.

Is it OK for legislators to tell St. Louis what to do while leaving other communities to “determine their own fate?”

Officers were called just after 8 p.m. to the 1800 block of Longford Drive in north St. Louis County, St. Louis County police said.

The United States has more cardinals eligible to vote for pope except Italy, which is home to 17 of the electors who will gather at the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel on Wednesday.

The National Endowment for the Arts rescinded grants it had announced for at least 10 local groups.

The case is being brought by a prominent Washington, D.C.-area law firm that seeks to make case law on private property rights.

The person visited the aquarium on April 30 between 1 and 6 p.m.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in April:

When all else fails, it's best to make your own dinner.

Robin Kelly’s announcement that she is vying for Illinois’ Senate seat comes two weeks after Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton launched her campaign with the backing of Gov. JB Pritzker.

The deal wrapped up three cases against Juanell Carter, accused of breaking dozens of car windows and stealing some of the cars as well as purses, credit cards and guns.

Rather, the government argued Idaho, Kansas and Missouri don’t have the legal right, or standing, to sue.

Of O’Fallon, Missouri on Friday, May 2, 2025.

Hortense Joy Growe passed away peacefully on May 3, 2025, grateful to the end for each of life’s many blessings. A matriarch in the truest sense, her life was a living example of what it means to put family first.