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Metro St. Louis added 3,100 manufacturing jobs last year, pushing employment in the sector to a 15-year high.

Union employees of employee-owned Graybar say they've been excluded from the company's profit-sharing program. U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley visits on Saturday.

The Montreal Canadiens were credited with rescuing several people at the Hilton Inn near Lambert Field when smoke filled a part of the motel after a fire in a room.

When Marlinda Cesar-Wiley’s 4-year-old son with autism was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2023, she thought he’d finally qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance

On March 10, 1992, St. Louis Circuit Attorney George Peach, who prosecuted hundreds for prostitution crimes, was arrested for soliciting an undercover cop at a St. Louis County hotel.

Mercy, one of the 20 largest U.S. health systems, was named by NRC Health as the top large system in the U.S. for excellent patient experience.

The name Five Oaks links Olivette's new community center with the Missouri tree species found in all five of the city's parks.

Research Medical Center said that it treated dozens who experienced frostbite during a January snap. Twelve of them— including some who were at the Cheifs game — underwent amputations.

Police found a man, 42, at the intersection of Arco and South Newstead avenues, about two blocks north of the bars and restaurants on Manchester Avenue, and a woman, 37, in a home nearby. Both had been shot.

In one case, the doctor is accused of prescribing drugs in exchange for sex with a woman who later overdosed at age 40.

"We just can't live in a community where people are driving 4,000-pound automobiles recklessly in city centers," said St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore.

American soldiers claimed all of Upper Louisiana for the United States in a two-day ceremony in the village of St. Louis in March 1804.

The fast-spreading blaze on March 9, 1914, killed 30 men and destroyed the seven-story building at Washington Avenue and Fourth Street.

“We’re not looking to raise our debts and deficits any further than they already are,” Wagner said.

Peggy Davis said her son, Romeo Calhoun, did not receive medication for his epilepsy, ADHD, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia while in detention.

Enrollment and staffing have dropped to unsustainable levels at St. Roch in St. Louis city and Little Flower in Richmond Heights.

The victim was crossing New Halls Ferry Road on Wednesday when an SUV struck him. He later died.

A man was shot and killed Friday afternoon in the Flordell Hills area.

Prosecutors charged a man with threatening to kill the judge and jurors moments after 22-year-old Daniel Riley was convicted of causing a crash that severed a Tennessee teenager's legs.

New exhibits are also opening at the Contemporary Art Museum and Pulitzer Arts Foundation, plus catch Tower of Power at the Factory this week March 8-14.