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Micah Lawery walked home and into a nightmare: she found her infant daughter and the baby's father bleeding on the couch.

Police are re-interviewing people close to the cases and ensuring that DNA from the missing persons are in state and national databases. This new effort has already closed one case.

Under the legislation approved Thursday by the Legislature’s upper chamber, only those 18 and older will be able to get married in Missouri.

The St. Louis Board of Education adopted a vaccine mandate in fall of 2021 for all SLPS staff without a medical or religious exemption.

“People who love this place, what can we do to change this?” And with that, the #DineDowntownSTL hashtag was born.

GOP-controlled Senate adopted legislation authorizing the state to take over St. Louis police. It still needs a final vote in the Senate before moving to the House for further consideration.

Short-term rental units would be taxed as residential property under legislation approved by the Missouri House Thursday.

Jaylen Holland was a juvenile when the crash happened. He is now 20 and charged as an adult in St. Louis, along with two co-defendants.

Steve Tamari, 65, alleges university police broke nine of his ribs during his detainment at a pro-Palestine protest in April.

At least 20 states have settled with Centene over its pharmacy benefit manager operation that coordinated the medications for Medicaid patients. Georgia and Florida still haven’t.

Incumbents have faced headwinds everywhere. They are in St. Louis, too.

The federal suit, filed Tuesday, says Katherine Jones' husband was in custody for just over three months when he died on March 6, 2023.

Deputy jail commissioner Tammy Ross accused Sheriff Alfred Montgomery on Wednesday of battery, unlawful arrest and violating her civil rights during the confrontation at the City Justice Center.

The money will keep a senior meals program running through the end of the fiscal year

He is heading to Toledo to breed. In return, the Toledo Zoo is sending 2-year-old twin cubs.

“What a huge demonstration of incompetence and a massive waste of taxpayer money."

Dear mother of Gregory (Barb) Swope, Lois (Donald) Picard, Maureen (Martin) Florczyk, David (Lori) Swope, Joanne Meehan and the late Cynthia Frazee and John Swope. Beloved grandmother of 9, great-grandmother of 22 and great-great grandmother of 2. She was a…

92, March 1, 2025. Vis. Fri. 3/7, 4pm-7pm, HUTCHENS, Florissant. Mass Sat. 3/8, 10am, ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH, Hazelwood, MO. WWW.HUTCHENSFUNERALHOMES.COM

Warren Leroy Opfer passed away at his home in Honolulu, Hawaii, on March 6, 2020, at the age of 79. He was born on October 28, 1940, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Louis and Mary (Comer) Opfer.

Husband of the late Jo Ann Kapp (nee Schapp), father of Michael Kapp, Timothy (Maura) Kapp, Susan (Sid) Hastings and the late Debbie Ann Kapp.