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Saying his actions "put a stain on the community and the department," Arnold Britt pleaded guilty Monday to felony and misdemeanor. Sentencing set for Sept. 6.

The guilty plea agreement ties yet another former local government official to bribes from a government informant who helped the FBI and prosecutors indict some of St. Louis’ most prominent politicians.

From Monday through Wednesday, hundreds of local and military personnel will practice responding to an 8.4-magnitude earthquake.

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The two-vehicle crash was about 5:30 a.m. on northbound 109 near Interstate 44.

Mila Apartments, off Manchester and Clarkson roads, will have 227 apartments, from studios through three-bedroom units.

Police are searching for a gunman who fired shots at a north St. Louis County church on Sunday.

Both men pleaded guilty to taking thousands of dollars in bribes from a local businessman.

Now 17, the second-place finisher on "The Voice" from Foley, Missouri, will also sing it at the Grand Ole Opry.

Heat indexes could reach near 110 on Sunday and Monday, with the possibility of that extreme heat lasting into Tuesday before a mid-week cooldown.

The story of the Wainwright Building reflects broader questions about downtown St. Louis. 'What do we do with these buildings?'

Yvonica L. Waldrop died Sunday afternoon on Highway 47.

The girls have career goals in everything from working with animals to opening a trendy clothing boutique that will sell, among other things, flair pants.

Jason Purnell, leader of the McDonnell Foundation, wants St. Louis region to invest in reducing the wealth gap.

A man died late Saturday in a crash on Interstate 64 near the South Sixth Street exit.

A resident early Sunday shot a burglar in his home near Fairground Park in north St. Louis, police say.

Mike Kehoe has money and endorsements. Jay Ashcroft has a pedigree and Missouri Right to Life’s backing. Bill Eigel has an image as an uncompromising fighter.

A St. Louis woman was killed early Sunday when she drove off Interstate 70, rolled and crashed into a wall.

Residents said a city worker came by a few days ago to warn them about rising water levels, but that they received no other notice the camp would be cleared.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: There is only one question here: Do Justice Alito’s wife and my wife have the right to fly flags and plant signs?