The suit, filed last month, centers around requests filed by two mothers who wanted records related to a high school yearbook spread on 'hookup culture.'
David Hosier, 69, was put to death after 6 p.m. Tuesday for the 2009 deaths of Angela Gilpin, a woman he had an affair with, and her husband, Rodney Gilpin.
Flooding has pushed people out of their homes near the Mississippi River at a roughly 30% higher rate than the U.S. as a whole, according to data provided exclusively to The Associated Press by the risk analysis firm First Street.
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Previous auditors have audited schools to ensure against the waste of taxpayer money, but Fitzpatrick’s investigation into the performance of Independence schools is uncommon if not unprecedented.
St. Louis hoteliers who count on the convention business are concerned. They had hoped the ongoing, $250 million expansion of the America’s Center would increase sales.
The University City Council voted 6-1 to renovate the Annex and Trinity buildings, two dilapidated structures that once served as a police station and public library, for new use.
Andrew Martin, chancellor of Washington University, discusses the new Neuroscience Research Building, critical brain research and how attracting top scientists can help St. Louis.
While a law that gives compensation to victims of radiation exposure expired Friday, hope persists that it will be renewed and potentially expanded to Missouri.
Advantage Solutions, the retail services firm that recently moved its headquarters to Clayton, plans to form a joint venture with a California beverage company.
Across the state, counties are struggling to wade through decades of paper records as they seek to meet the obligation to expunge marijuana convictions.