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From Shawn Armstrong to Erick Fedde to Tommy Pham, the Cardinals have some fascinating new players to help content for a postseason spot.

St. Louis County taxpayers partially fund Bi-State Development, also known as Metro. But only city money will be used for a planned expansion there, officials said.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday paved the way for Christopher Dunn's release from prison after 34 years.

With each new variant of the virus, the risk of long COVID went down. If you’re vaccinated, the risk was even smaller over time — but it still isn’t zero.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey and former federal prosecutor Will Scharf are competing in the Aug. 6 primary.

A 16-year-old was found injured with a gunshot wound to her leg around midnight Tuesday in the LaSalle neighborhood.

Gustova Henton, 47, of St. Louis county died in the hospital Monday after he was shot in the stomach near Thelka Avenue and Kingshighway Boulevard.

A 62-year-old man was shot dead on the floor of the Kaiser's Grand Mart in Dutchtown Monday afternoon.

A 19-year-old's body was found shot dead in the Carondelet Lions Park Monday.

Police identified Mason McMahan, who was shot to death in a field in Olivette and Teriq Lewis-Rushing, who was found dead in an apartment complex nearby early Monday, the result of a suspected murder-suicide.

Drivers can expect shifted lanes, detours and possible delays.

A video shows the pup enjoying pets from animal control staffers, who named him Oscar.

Francisco Gonzalez remembers some family members, but is having trouble remembering his wife and his children, according to an update on GoFundMe.

The 31-year-old man was hit on the lot of a gas station on Hall Street.

Calverton Park is at least the third city to disband its police force this year.

St. Louis will suffer through dangerous heat and humidity this week, with an “Excessive Heat Warning” in effect for the region until Thursday evening.

The Central West End spot will remain open.

Dominic R. Buchholz, 22, of Maryland Heights, died Monday night when his motorcycle hit the back of an SUV on Lindbergh Boulevard.

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the waiting period violated the free speech rights of a former state representative and a General Assembly employee.

Former city employee Opeoluwa Oke says the St. Louis corrections commissioner illegally fired him for raising the alarm on problem jail contracts and conditions inside the facility.