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Rob Connoley says he can no longer run a restaurant in a state that is “actively working to harm” the LGBTQ community.

Zekita Armstrong-Asuquo, chair and CEO of Gateway Global American Youth and Business Alliance Academies, discusses the programs and goals for a new education facility in north St. Louis.

Missouri is trying to seize the assets of people in state prisons. Some are trying to push back, but it's not a fair fight.

After a tumultuous 13 months, the St. Charles City-County Library Board could be headed toward a shakeup as five board positions could be up for grabs.

While we've seen hotter weather in recent St. Louis history, it's almost never this hot this early in the summer.

Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick also will review the management of the $790 million settlement with the NFL after the Rams left St. Louis.

State Rep. Ladonna Appelbaum said she also called state Rep. Gretchen Bangert to tell her county jobs were available if she'd drop out of council primary race

Cornelius Green, 42, was sentenced Tuesday to two consecutive life terms for paying a friend to murder his girlfriend, Jocelyn Peters, and her unborn baby girl.

The St. Charles County Council voted 5-2 to approve Lombardo Homes of St. Louis' request.

St. Louis development board signed off on Tuesday on tax incentives for both projects. A timeline for work near the Arch was not provided.

The court upheld Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski's decision to close St. Paul parish in Berger under the "All Things New" reorganization.

Latch is the latest endeavor headed by Ring doorbell founder Jamie Siminoff. It’s a smart lock system designed for multi-unit residences.

Both Lombardi trophies from the Chiefs' recent Super Bowl victories were set for display Thursday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at an event Gov. Mike Parson is hosting.

Challenge from coalitions of attorneys general, led by Kansas and Missouri, culminated in two preliminary injunctions of the SAVE Plan Monday.

Missouri attorney general candidates Will Scharf and Elad Gross debated abortion and IVF access, DEI issues and separation of church and state during a forum Monday.

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Each elementary school will have its own lab and a dedicated teacher for science, technology, engineering and math lessons.

A recently funded study at Washington University will look at the potential for produce prescriptions to make healthy food more accessible across the St. Louis area.

After noisy weeks, the boisterous bugs are wrapping up their time above ground.

Ulrich, an East Alton native, will compete in the shot put and discus throw at this week's U.S. Olympic track and field trials in Oregon.