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The lawsuit stems from an April 3, 2022, arrest while the couple was staying at the Days Inn on Craig Road in Maryland Heights.

The removal of old basketball hoops is the end of a family era. But the bounce, bounce, bounce rhythm will echo for years.

Rising competition and a risky reliance on online offerings have weakened Maryville University’s financial position, a credit rating agency reports.

The survey of 1,755 teachers, principals and staff was released in February and indicates low morale in the district.

Prosecutors have charged Darryl Anthony Saddler, 62, with multiple felonies in St. Charles County and St. Louis County.

Jon Lindbergh in October was charged with two counts of second-degree sexual abuse and one count of second-degree sodomy involving a female client.

Dominque Howard's suit asked for a judgement in excess of $25,000.

Republican Rep. Scott Cupps, chair of a House rules committee, draws fire for deciding which bills advance for debate by using random selection.

The newest addition to the circuit court worked as a partner at Armstrong Teasdale.

Rep. Jim Murphy, a south St. Louis County Republican, is sponsoring a proposal that would overturn local bans on cat declawing. Both St. Louis and St. Louis County both adopted declawing bans.

39 people from 26 countries became U.S. citizens in a special ceremony at the St. Louis Art Museum on Thursday.

Parents watching “Adolescence” may be shocked to learn about the many ways young boys and men are exposed to extreme misogyny online.

The new 10-episode series airs on the Cartoon Network and streams the next day on Max.

Antwan Liston was sentenced to 15 years in prison for first-degree kidnapping and armed criminal action. He said he'd agreed to the sentence in a deal with the prosecutor's office.

The 63-year-old victim was shot about 3:15 p.m. Thursday on Lexington Avenue.

This week, seven members of Missouri's congressional delegation sent a letter to the Inspector General of the U.S. Postal Service about "significant mail delivery disruptions" in the St. Louis area.

Kathleen Anne “Kathy” L’Ange (née Croak), 74, passed away on March 25, 2025, in Manchester, Missouri.

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Police said the collision, on Tuesday night, caused the victim to land in the path of three other vehicles which also hit him.