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The changes in question were all proposals championed by aldermen looking to modernize city government that in many ways is run on rules written more than a century ago.

On Nov. 7, 1922, two women were elected to the Missouri House; the first women to hold House seats in the state.

There have been no reports of illness associated with consumption of the products, Babcock said.

Deliveries will begin in 2031, and there’s an option for the purchase of an additional 25 aircraft.

Project 2025 promises to “dismantle the administrative state” by putting forward the personnel and the policies that could serve as a roadmap for a second Donald Trump term

The supermajority party appears unlikely to expand their numbers as Republicans fended off several well-funded challenges across the state. In central Illinois, incumbent lawmakers in both parties held their own.

A court filing Wednesday detailed the plan reached between the St. Louis-based electric utility, the U.S. Department of Justice, and the Sierra Club.

Pacific, Valley Park, Eureka and other parts of St. Louis County are closing roads and preparing for high water.

The charges stem from a crash May 4 in Kirkwood that killed Sarah Howell, an assistant principal of South City Academy, a Confluence Academies charter school.

In Olivette, 53% of voters approved a ban. In Des Peres, 45% did. The measure needed at least 60% approval to pass.

A new computer system should be operational on Tuesday.

Both of their deaths are being investigated as drownings, but autopsy results will take about two months to complete.

Tucked away in a corner of Chesterfield's Faust Park is a little world of enchantment and delight: Whimsical Woods.

Abortion opponents vow to keep fighting as court battles are expected to overturn Missouri restrictions.

The position pays an estimated $280,000 per year.

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.

Catch up on Election Day news.

Homicide detectives on Tuesday morning were investigating the death of two men in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood.

Anthony Favazza, a new co-owner of the St. Louis shop, said he was approached this spring to buy in and called the bakery a “beloved institution.”

In Olivette, 53% of voters approved a ban. In Des Peres, 45% did. The measure needed at least 60% approval to pass.