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The budget is $400 million more than what the governor proposed in February.
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Teen killed in double shooting in Old North St. Louis neighborhood
ST. LOUIS — A teen on Wednesday morning was killed in a double shooting in the city's Old North St. Louis neighborhood.
Groundbreaking set for Interstate 70 widening across Missouri
The project will add 200 miles of new lanes in each direction of the transcontinental highway.
Bridgeton doctor gave drugs for sex, cops say. Metro East woman says it killed her daughter.
The mother of a woman who overdosed and died two years ago says she was a victim of a Bridgeton doctor charged with exchanging prescriptions for sex.
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St. Louis County councilman running for state Senate admits ‘oversight’ in fundraising ask
Councilman Mark Harder asked “How do I pick up my check?” to a lobbyist for Missouri American Water on Sept. 27.
Pickleball plus: Turning America’s fastest-growing sport into a night out
"It's such a great way to combine exercise and socializing."
Missouri’s US senators are among Trump's strongest supporters
Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt join eight other senators who pledged to block Democratic Senate moves as a protest of Trump’s criminal conviction last week.
St. Louis police have crashed a lot of Tahoes. They’re trying to fix it at the racetrack.
They notched 151 collisions in 2023, the highest total in at least eight years.
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
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.
St. Louis tourism board considers replacing chief Kitty Ratcliffe, citing sales troubles
In an online meeting mistakenly left open to the public, St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission Vice Chair Dave Robert spoke of trouble with sales, staff morale and a need to make a change at the top.
Clayton parents push for cellphone ban in schools
More than 500 people have signed a petition calling for a stricter cellphone policy from the Clayton School Board.
Firefighter charged with trying to exchange drugs for sex at St. Charles fire station
A firefighter in St. Charles County was charged last month after police said he contacted an undercover cop and offered to pay for sex with drugs.
Big Republican funders sending millions into Missouri’s attorney general primary
O’Fallon man accused of secretly recording up skirts, dresses of hundreds of women
An O'Fallon, Missouri, man is accused of illegally filming up the skirts of hundreds of women as they were shopping in the St. Louis area.
Messenger: Missouri Republicans hop on the criminal justice reform bandwagon. Welcome.
Will Missouri's attorney general now stop standing in the way of wrongful convictions?
Maryland Heights seeks to remove Blues nonprofit from managing ice center
The Maryland Heights City Council is expected to vote on the termination agreement on Thursday.
Cara Spencer kicks off bid to be St. Louis mayor. ‘Our city is at a crossroads.’
In a contrast with Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ proclamation that the city is in renaissance, Spencer cast St. Louis as a city in trouble.
AG’s lawsuit against Wentzville schools postponed again. Trial date still unset.
A hearing for the Missouri attorney general's lawsuit against the Wentzville Board of Education has been postponed again, this time until September.
Missouri Supreme Court shields supervisors in death of MoDOT worker in South County
Kaitlynn Anderson and her unborn son, Jaxx, were killed in a 2021 traffic accident in a work zone.