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While presidential ballots are being tallied and argued about, mortgage rates tend to sit still and wait.

If you tend to carry a balance from month to month, knowing where your interest rate stands is key to saving money, especially if you're revolving several balances.

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According to police reports, the shooting occurred shortly before 3 a.m. Saturday in a home on the 5500 block of Goodfellow Boulevard.

Police say the man, who was taken to an area hospital, is in stable condition. They have not released his name.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY — A St. Louis County woman has been charged with child abuse after doctors say a child left in her care suffered serious injuries.

Other than the U.S. Senate contest and the abortion question, other races have been relatively quiet, reflecting Republican dominance in Missouri.

Jamie Reed's life has had "profound" changes since she objected to practices at Washington University's transgender center. But she has no regrets.

Weekly classic car drive-ins stage on Friday nights behind the Sonic restaurant in Kirkwood.

The Judicial Conference has designated the four open judgeships in the Eastern District of Missouri as “judicial emergencies,” the most in the country.

Walthall Moore was elected on Nov. 2, 1920, as the first Black man to hold office in the Missouri Legislature.

The revolving door swings when congressional staffers and elected officials move into industries they regulated while in government. The practice is a source of deference shown to corporate titans.

The on-time percentage for SLPS transportation providers is 85% for both arrivals and departures, below the national average of 99%.

The EPA said it was conducting round-the-clock air monitoring following the fire at Critical Mineral Recovery near Fredericktown, Missouri.

The FBI is seeking tips on the four armed men who robbed Dahab Jewelry in September in St. Louis County, saying they also robbed jewelry stores near Chicago and Detroit.

Richard Russell, who sent death threats to a judge and threatened to blow up the downtown federal courthouse in letters from prison, was sentenced to an additional decade in custody.

For several hours on Wednesday night, after the legal documents has been signed and filed, it was unclear whether polls would open in St. Charles County on Thursday morning.

Cortez Sipes, 38, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty weeks earlier to seven felonies, including assault and resisting arrest.

Brian Bishop had served in an interim role since April and was named superintendent this week of the 17,600-student district.