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Investigators from St. Charles, St. Louis and other municipalities have been investigating the group for months.

Daniel Weisman, asset manager for Park Pacific, called it a good deal due to downtown’s “encouraging” income level and the increasing number of residents calling the central business district home.

The suspect gunman stayed at the shooting scene and cooperated with detectives, police said. He was released, pending the investigation.

The money will help an estimated 1,000 children when they exit Missouri's foster care system.

Mayor Cara Spencer, who made fixing city services a pillar of her election campaign, called the jobs vital.

Dr. Alexander Garza, SSM Health chief community health officer, discusses the part of his unconventional military career spent not as a physician, but assisting in the rebuilding of a nation.

One St. Louis agency will hire four full-time crisis counselors to canvas neighborhoods and attend community events.

The St. Louis Police Office's Association's filed suit Monday, saying the county said it would not provide scheduled raises for 12 employees, arguing their promotions counted as an annual raise.

The jury, in its decision, rejected Matthew McMenamy's claim that his posts were an exercise of constitutionally protected free speech.

Food writer Daniel Neman bought red-fermented soybean curd. You never know when you'll use it again.

He's asking permission from aldermen to issue $5 million in bonds to get the plan started.

Headlines from the Nov. 11, 1925, front page include: Sunday blue law broken by putting up a clothes pole

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SNAP benefits provide food aid to 650,000 Missourians.

The man was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after the shooting, police said.

Rodney C. Silinzy, of St. Louis, is facing multiple felony charges, including murder, in the death of Durrell Johnson, 39, on Oct. 30.

St. Charles City Attorney Holly Magdziarz said the "city hasn't been through this process in at least 25 years."

The victim, 61, died when his pickup truck ran off the highway and overturned in Callaway County, authorities said.

The mailings received last week — which were not checks, but receipts — spurred some retirees to go to their banks in an effort to cash them.