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A St. Louis jury convicted a man of murder and multiple other charges for a 2020 shooting that killed a young mother taking her 4-year-old son to a doctor's appointment.

A jury on Friday acquitted Lavell Nunley of murder and multiple other charges in a gunfight at a north St. Louis home earlier this year that left one man dead.

Lila Steinbach knows her opinion is in the minority among the community in which she was raised.

About half of the people in Missouri prisons are there on probation or parole violations. That's among the highest rates in the nation.

A dispute last month between a construction crew and an off-duty policeman has led to criminal charges against three construction workers.

Tim Swope, a former police chief in north St. Louis County, started work in Page’s office on Sept. 30. His new job pays $120,016 a year.

A 110,000-square-foot, two-story building will be built on WashU's Danforth campus to house key Arts and Sciences departments and space for faculty research.

Republican David Gregory’s campaign says an ad by Democratic opponent Joe Pereles falsely claims Gregory wrote abortion ban.

Inflation in the United States dropped last month to its lowest point since it first began surging more than three years ago, adding to a spate of encouraging economic news in the closing weeks of the presidential race. Consumer prices…

The St. Louis County economic development agency has spent millions of dollars cleaning the two former factory sites it has owned for decades. It’s finally seeking developers.

RR Jennings Developer is pitching a three-story complex for a 7-acre site at the intersection of Dunn and Missouri Bottom roads, next to a neighborhood of single-family homes.

The Republican nominee says state can help with staffing and addressing crime. The Democrat says local governments should be able to regulate firearms.

And City Hall doesn't know how it will pay for it. “We’re still reviewing exactly what’s going to need to be done and what the funding side looks like,” a city spokesperson said.

Kendrick Bobo is the third man to be charged in connection with the crime. Police are still searching for two others suspected of riding with Bobo that night when the shots were fired.

Once the plant shuts down, the company will start disconnecting the plant from power, move equipment out to Ameren’s other coal plants and ready it for demolition.

Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe leads in fundraising and the polls in the race to become Missouri’s next governor.

Lamar Hunt Jr., the son of the late founder of the Kansas City Chiefs, has long been vocal about his opposition to abortion.

Gov. Mike Parson said the state remains ready to assist if any hurricane-affected states need help.

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When departments finally do call applicants, Donaldson said, people have moved on to other jobs or are no longer interested.