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ST. LOUIS — A federal judge late Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order that, if upheld, would require the state of Missouri to use its redrawn congressional maps despite a U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively put the new boundaries…

Harold Long was one of three co-defendants sentenced Tuesday, less than two weeks after a jury found visiting preacher Kenneth Sparks III guilty of 20 fraud-related charges.

The store, at 302 Kingshighway Blvd., will remain open through September 25, or until remaining inventory is sold.

Adolphus Pruitt of the St. Louis NAACP said the auditor's call for a new governance structure is biased against the majority-Black district.

Known for its gooey butter cakes, stollens and German pastries, Federhofer’s Bakery opened at 9005 Gravois Rd. in unincorporated South County in 1966.

The man was found seated in a vehicle.

Trakas taking job as senior counsel for U.S. Department of Education's office for civil rights. A Republican, Trakas served for eight years on the county council

The program, currently unnamed but designated F/A-XX, has been buffeted by delays and funding disputes for years.

Today in history: When Dianne White went on the air on Sept. 8, 1962, on KSD-TV, she was the first Black weathercaster in the nation.

Don Pohl, president of Ranken Technical College, discusses the importance of partnering with local industries to give students real-world work experience.

State officials say they aren't concerned. The NFL season, which kicks off Wednesday, will bring in more than $13 million by the end of November, they say.

It wasn’t just a restaurant that is gone. It was a way of life.

A St. Louis-area developer has roughly 90 acres of Bayer's Creve Coeur campus under contract to buy with early plans calling for housing, retail and office.

Food enthusiasts express revulsion at the productions, arguing it's dishonest marketing. Skeptics worry the practice will eliminate jobs for graphic designers, writers and photographers, among others.

Supporters say they fight crime. Critics claim they’re too intrusive.

Headlines from the Sept. 8, 1926, front page include: Merton, reputed giver of $441,000 bribe to Daugherty, testifies

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