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St. Louis Public Schools is seeking experienced developers with sound financial backing and "realistic" plans in a new push for redevelopment.

Officials said they were still working through the legal ramifications.

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday challenging an appeals court’s decision in March directing the state to award cannabis company Hippos LLC 13 facility licenses after finding the 2019 application scoring process was inconsistent. It’s been five years since…

The Mississippi River bluff town is considered one of America’s most haunted small towns.

The St. Louis Chess Club hosts the U.S. Chess men's and women's championships next month. Each competition features 12 competitors vying for a total prize fund of more than $400,000.

A man lost his wedding ring during a float trip. Would he ever see it again?

Zer'Real B. Hinds, 17, of East St. Louis, died by blunt-force trauma in the van crash on Illinois Route 15 at Pocket Avenue.

Headlines from the Sept. 24, 1926, front page include: Bystander slain, 5 men wounded in liquor feud

Ferguson officials on Tuesday approved a controversial plan to give tax incentives for a tech hub and data center at the former Emerson campus.

Conrad, William Patrick - St. Louis, MO

July 18, 1937 - September 17, 2026

October 7, 1931 - September 8, 2026

Rieman, Janet Joella "Jan" (nee DuBois), 93, September 20, 2026. Visitation at Schrader Funeral Home, Ballwin, Friday (9/25) from 4-8 pm. Schrader Chapel service, Saturday, (9/26) at 10 am. For more info see Schrader.com.

Authorities said Jayden Saddler, 18, was being held on a $50,000 cash-only bond.

Patrons who dined at Salt + Smoke in Edwardsville on the evening of Sept. 10 should monitor themselves for measles symptoms.

Cortez Bufford was shot and killed by an officer four years after he had settled a lawsuit against the St. Louis department after officers beat him during a traffic stop.

A spokesperson for the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said that as prosecutors reviewed the case, they realized they had a self-defense issue.

"We have departments and agencies that continue to ignore our recommendations," State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick said in a statement.

A former small-town Missouri police chief will spend 29 years in prison for drug trafficking and other charges.

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