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Maryville’s president, Mark Lombardi, discusses digital education and moving away from a tuition model to a subscription model.

The concerns follow a spate of shootings and firework mayhem, much of it involving young people, during the holiday weekend.

The study cost $437,000 and analyzed regional market conditions to determine how much more St. Louis County needed to pay to compete with the private sector.

Gov. Mike Parson is set to sign at least 10 bills this week.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Eric D. Ryan, 57, of the St. Louis area.

No one was injured. The train carried nearly 130 people.

Who was the Madeleine that madeleines are named for? Who is the Suzette of crêpe Suzettes?

Downtown community leaders say that Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ office and Chief Robert Tracy were unprepared for the holiday weekend and the potential for violence.

At least the southern parts of the St. Louis area face risks of heavy rain — with possibly four inches or more, in places — after the landfall of Hurricane Beryl.

Accusations include prescriptions for controlled substances being illegally pre-signed, the doctors signature being forged for some prescriptions

In one of four cases between a provider of gender-affirming care and the Missouri Attorney General, a judge ruled Missouri’s consumer protection law doesn't authorize Bailey’s demands for unredacted records.

U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski, D-Springfield, and Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, introduced bill that aims to better train military personnel to handle assault claims

A state representative now running for the Missouri Senate, Nickson-Clark is engaged to money-laundering suspect tied to drug ring by federal authorities.

Onder and Kurt Schaefer, both former Missouri state senators, lead seven-person primary field looking to succeed retiring U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer.

Police on Monday continued their search for one of two teens who escaped from the Juvenile Detention Center last week.

The 45-year-old victim was found about 11 p.m. Sunday in the 6100 block of Jefferson Avenue.

The meeting was canceled after the chief of the region’s tourism bureau announced her retirement.

The former councilwoman was an ally of County Executive Sam Page; the incumbent, not so much.

Most projections surrounding AI in the future, the jobs it could do and problems it may solve, are human-health centric.

The public is often forced to wait for months — even up to a year — for simple requests that historically take just a few days to turn over.