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O’Fallon has approved nearly 3,000 apartment units since 2007. Now city officials are considering a six-month pause on new proposals.

About 250 cyclists will race through downtown Edwardsville on Aug. 15 as the Rotary Criterium returns with $15,000 in prize money.

"I came to St. Louis, to a great television station, working with great colleagues in a tremendous community that made me feel at home."

Headlines from the Aug. 13, 1926, front page include: County to mark death trap after driver loses life

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St. Louis news anchor emphasizes how fortunate he's been — not only with his family, which now includes two grandchildren — but also his work.

Steven Foster, who is awaiting a new trial in a 2021 Alton triple shooting, was convicted Wednesday of harassing a witness.

Settlements in other states for similar violations have ranged up to $1.75 million

The EEOC alleges WashU retaliated against a former Siteman Cancer Center employee after she complained of racial discrimination. Read the federal lawsuit.

A new Metro East food hall is taking shape in O’Fallon, with Urban Chestnut anchoring the beverage program and a late-August opening planned.

In a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday, a former employee of Siteman Cancer Center accuses WashU of firing her in retaliation for filing a racial discrimination complaint.

Two Missouri ballot measures blocked by Secretary of State Denny Hoskins will go to trial Tuesday as a Sept. 8 ballot deadline approaches.

The audit is expected to focus on SLPS operations, like property management, as district leaders prepare to shutter more than 20 schools.

Here's everything you need to know about the Perseid meteor shower, including when and where to get the best view.

Several members of a Webster Groves commission said they don't think Webster University has done enough to prove it should be able to tear down a historic library.

Critics questioned putting a private group in charge of taxpayer money and worried it could encourage wealthy neighborhoods to follow suit.

Former Commissioner Brian Ashworth, whose seat was taken by the new appointments, raised immediate worries about the authority of the new members.

She walked out of her home in the 3800 block of Minnesota Avenue, police said.

The victim was seriously injured in the incident Aug. 6 on North 14th, according to court records.

The store will be open seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. It becomes the chain’s 29th location.