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Teachers at the charter school will decide whether to remove the teachers’ union after more than a year of stalled contract negotiations.

Nasheed serves on the Missouri Parole Board.

David Hosier, 69, is scheduled to be put to death June 11 for killing a Jefferson City couple, Angela and Rodney Gilpin, in 2009.

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Jones, first elected in 2021, is the first major candidate to announce plans to run for the city’s top job next year.

The court upheld the closures of St. Francis of Assisi parish in Franklin County and St. Catherine of Alexandria in Ste. Genevieve County.

The disagreement threatens to kill other bills pending in the Senate.

Bush’s main challenger in Aug. 6 Democratic primary is St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell. Also running are Maria Chappelle-Nadal and Ron Harshaw.

A spokesman for Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said the comments were incorrect.

The former flagship store of Fields Foods near Lafayette Square has sold to a local university.

Lawsuits filed by Missouri’s attorney general against inmates should be dismissed, Clayton lawyer argues.

Prosecutors on Thursday dismissed a robbery case against Daniel Riley that was at the center of a controversy that jump-started an effort to remove the city's former chief prosecutor.

The city’s social media account said the Chiefs player lives elsewhere.

The Metal Container Corp., on Tenbrook Industrial Court in Arnold, had minimal damage, a fire district spokeswoman said.

A soggy May has helped raise regional river levels, saturate soils and erase drought across much of Missouri.

Critics say the bill would unfairly hurt small business owners in Ferguson who rent their properties.

The district, in a brief statement, said its board will hold a special meeting Friday night to consider and possibly vote "on actions that include closures of specific branches."

Danny Ludeman helped bring corporate interest and millions of dollars in donations to the gritty field of reentry.

A resident said the councilman's slur was an example of "frank bullying and gender discrimination" on the council.