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A teacher's aide was arrested after he admitted to the FBI that he had been talking to the girl, who said she was 12 when they first met online,

Tammika Hubbard could receive up to 10 years of tax abatement for a site that she plans to build a home on.

A native of St. Louis, George Thiess graduated from Washington University with a degree in physics. As Johnny Carson said, he "put Mickey Mouse out of work."

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A scooter and various other items are believed to have been stolen in the past 30 to 45 days in the city's Gravois Park neighborhood.

ST. LOUIS — The Boeing Co. won a new contract this week from the U.S. Air Force to support F-15 production in St. Louis.

The Missouri Senate provides an audio-only stream of its debate

Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80.

A 67-year-old Hillsboro woman died Sunday afternoon after she was thrown from her Can-Am Spider motorcycle.

Police said the two men knew each other.

Commissioner of the Office of Administration Ken Zellers served under three governors

Two people were grazed by bullets. Several homes and cars were also damaged by gunfire, police said.

The league was also stopped from registering voters last year before the decision was reversed.

Officials exempted the tornado zone when it ended a five-year pandemic moratorium on shutoffs in the rest of the city last September.

A man from St. Charles died Sunday when the pickup truck he was driving ran down an embankment in south-central Missouri.

Matt Eiskant, Belleville’s police chief for the past four years, has died of cancer. He was 49.

Food columnist Daniel Neman thinks more things should be just the way he likes them.

Becky Thompson, vice president of science and education at the St. Louis Science Center, was taking part in the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming when she died. She was 47.

The first year under a new seclusion ban kicked off Monday at Special School District of St. Louis County with mixed feelings from staff.

Headlines from the Aug. 25, 1926, front page include: Grit saves life of Lt. Bettis in plane crash