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Greater St. Louis made the funding commitment as part of a public negotiation about spending the settlement money.

Staff at Gateway Michael School were “verbally abusing, bullying, shaming” the girl, according to a lawsuit filed by her mother.

Katie Ashcroft is married to Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft

The $570 million project, which received incentives Tuesday from both the city and state, has strong backing from the federal government.

The 4 million twinkling lights are only the start.

The new charge was approved by voters in April and formally adopted by the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District at its board meeting last week.

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A Pattonville High School coach on Tuesday was charged with multiple sex crimes involving a teenage girl while she was a student there.

Gateway Studios and Production Services wants the County Council to approve extending the project's completion date from the end of this year to the end of next year.

Jeremy Macklin, 23, faces two charges of first-degree murder, two counts of armed criminal action and two counts of unlawful possession of a gun.

The lanes will be closed throughout the weekend.

Sheriff Kevin Harrison said police are warning James Frazer's supporters that they could be charged with hindering prosecution, a felony.

The Paul Hertz Group, a Miami Beach, Florida-based consultant, would help develop the jail's "organizational mission, vision and guiding principles."

Councilman Dennis Hancock’s attorney said the judge shouldn’t decide until Hancock can make his defense.

Andy Blunt, head of Husch Blackwell Strategies, will lead Securing Missouri’s Future, the group raising money for the inauguration.

Answering readers' questions about the coyotes’ journeys: Were their patterns typical of male and female coyotes? How far did they each travel?

"The motivation for elimination of the position was to rid black firefighters from supervisory positions over white employees," a lawsuit against Berkeley says.

Police said 65-year-old Leroy Tunstall Jr. died at a hospital after being struck on Jennings Station Road.

While city officials say the $80 million investment made a difference, some business owners say they expected more.

With light displays featuring millions and millions of lights, your days can be merry and very, very bright.