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Emily Hubbard was named the new chair of the board's real estate committee.

The move may take as long as three years and is supported by the university.

The 19th Ward Democratic Association and treasurer Queen Byrd will only have to pay $1,321 of a $13,223 fine if certain conditions are met.

Clifton Booze Jr. of Hazelwood on Thursday pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful use of a weapon resulting in death.

BLOC Dispensary used to operate at 1026 South Brentwood Boulevard, but has since closed.

Ashley Parmeley was 36 when she was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the May deaths of her 9-year-old daughter, Scarlet, and her 2-year-old son, Isaac.

This is the ninth time Budweiser has captured the title, according to USA Today.

A Post-Dispatch review finds problems with dozens of grants slated to go to St. Louis businesses, with millions of dollars at stake.

One of the terms of Hailey G. Zenk's probation was to abstain from consuming alcohol as monitored by an electronic device. But in late November, Lincoln County prosecutors said Zenk's alcohol monitor recorded two tampering events.

The St. Louis Board of Education doesn't have a record of a vote taken to authorize the agreement that gives the SLDC the right to purchase the former Marshall Elementary.

The House Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs is considering a pair of bills Monday afternoon to lift a $150,000 annual cap placed on the state’s Radioactive Waste Investigative Fund.

School officials have barred the Kirkwood High students from asking survey questions on certain subjects, citing federal privacy laws.

Several Missouri lawmakers are again pushing to pass bills that would require cursive handwriting to be taught in Missouri public schools.

Robert Duffy joined the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1973 and worked there, with one brief interruption, for 32 years.

Critics on the left and right, from seniors to big businesses, push back on plans that would raise utility rates in Missouri.

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Collector of Revenue Gregory F.X. Daly said RSI never delivered software that would have made it easier to file and pay taxes online.

Police and sheriff's departments will be ordered to collect the immigration status of people involved in crimes.

Gladys Anthony, 62, was fatally attacked by three dogs on the night of Jan. 15, as she was trying to rescue her own dog in her backyard.

Prosecutor Hannah Dunakey's attorney said that allegations a Warren County judge made against her are 'misleading'