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City officials say they are not aware of any federal plans to open a new detention facility here.

Reentry and merger are two different things, even though they seek similar goals in bringing regionalism to St. Louis.

Voters in St. Charles, Franklin and Jefferson counties will see a question on their ballots next month asking whether they want to limit annual increases to their property tax bills.

St. Peters and Cottleville residents can safely destroy unneeded documents by bringing them to a large mobile shredder on April 11 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Environmental Services Building, 135 Ecology Drive, St. Peters.

MoDOT crews will close and shift several lanes of Interstate 270 near Ladue Road overnight this week and next week.

Cathi Utley, who manages the Hermann Advertiser-Courier newspaper, spent a few hours in the Franklin County jail before her lawyer appealed the sentence.

City officials said the decision gives Foristell some control over how the developer, Oppidan Investment Co., moves forward with the project.

A ban on gender-affirming treatments for minors appears to be the strongest selling point in a Missouri ballot measure that would outlaw abortion, according to a new poll.

A vending machine in the 1st century dispensed holy water? That's … interesting.

Sixteen candidates, 10 Democrats and six Republicans, are seeking to represent Illinois in the U.S. Senate to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin.

Headlines from the March 17, 1926, front page include: A million gallons of seawater headed to Chicago for new Shedd Aquarium.

The photos show some teens speaking into cameras. Others pose with weapons. Some carry signs, including one showing a gas price and another that says, "Big Pimpin Blvd."

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Eight-year-old Harper Shamus got more than she bargained for out of her Make-A-Wish wish.

Armani E. Floyd, 20, of Belleville, is being held at the St. Louis City Justice Center and awaiting extradition to Illinois, according to news releases from Belleville Police Department on Monday.

“Ultimately, it’s to advance the Gospel, which is our mission. How lucky are we in St. Louis to bring these dollars in?”