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Ferguson police Chief Troy Doyle's trial was set to begin Tuesday. A court spokesman confirmed Friday morning that the case had been settled.

St. Louis County has faced several lawsuits in the last decade by officers who claimed they were discriminated against or retaliated against.

SPRINGFIELD — Melanie Stinnett and Betsy Fogle have more in common than their political affiliations might suggest. Both came to politics after careers helping Missourians navigate a complicated healthcare system. Both have made improving access to services for people with…

The power of prayer is what led to the name of the Missouri county that is now standing in the way of Catholics practicing their faith.

This weekend marks the fifth time E.J. Turner competes in the International Tree Climbing Competition — but the first with a home advantage.

The Drury Hotels’ defunct 153-room Pear Tree Inn at 711 N. Broadway will be open to shoppers for the next few weeks as it liquidates hundreds of thousands of items that previously furnished the hotel's bedrooms, lobbies, ballrooms and restaurant.

Is really possible to teach empathy to young men?

“Anything that has to do with language we can do,” said the owner of AAA Translation, in Chesterfield. “We work on every continent except Antarctica. We can’t speak penguin yet.”

Headlines from the Oct. 9, 1926, front page include: Roy Schooley identified as bank robber

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The family says the sheriff's initially told them the 16-year-old girl was killed by a hit-and-run driver before later admitting a deputy had hit her.

St. Louis native Michael Kearns, whose first acting job came at the Muny, realized along the way that his path to stardom wouldn't be so simple.

"The St. Louis Metro Police Department is one of the worst offenders in the state when it comes to complying with the Sunshine Law," said attorney Dave Roland.

St. Louis voters could decide whether MetroLink tax revenue can fund a new bus route. But aldermen want tighter restrictions on the money.