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Illinois filed a 103-page lawsuit that seeks to severely limit federal immigration agents’ authority to execute the types of aggressive raids that began in Chicago last September.

A Six Flags spokesperson said the company is “actively reviewing our park portfolio” and is “committed to making decisions that strengthen the company and position us for profitable growth.”

The board has yet to fill a vacancy for its seventh member to replace Ben Conover, who resigned Oct. 20.

Security concerns in the Missouri Capitol have led to a series of changes aimed at boosting safety in the building.

The Fed governors also named Nina Leigh Krueger, the CEO and president of Nestlé Purina PetCare Co. in St. Louis, to the board of directors.

Demetrius Buchanan, 45, is accused of first-degree murder in the death of Currie Moore on Sunday afternoon at an apartment on Michigan Avenue.

CREVE COEUR — The City of Creve Coeur has found a successor to its longtime city administrator in Crestwood.

Presiding Judge Bruce Hilton and St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith say they've added a second grand jury, which has helped to move more cases more quickly.

The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities on suspicion of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Johnathan Brown, 34.

Hiring a private company would fill a critical role that recently opened among the top staff at the Dome and America's Center.

Cortney Merritts is accused of defrauding the federal government of COVID relief funding.

Close to $28 million could be on its way to the Metro East area for projects ranging from river upgrades to water treatment.

The proposal would expand prosecutors' role in juvenile cases.

Two parents have challenged 60 books over the past few months in an effort to weed out titles they perceive as inappropriate.