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Eight months after 17-year-old Jaimarcus P. McDaniel was shot and killed in Jennings, another teen is charged on a count of first degree murder. His brother said he's got "patience" for the ruling.

Butler, a former state representative and head of the Missouri Democratic Party, is the third candidate to announce his candidacy so far.

Jones also announced plans for the city’s audit of the school district facing a budget deficit and ousted superintendent.

A St. Louis man was charged with murder Friday, after prosecutors say he stabbed another man on July 19.

There are nearly 1,400 major water users in Missouri, including power companies, cities and farmers.

The judge cited concerns that it may violate a provision in the state constitution barring cities from making gifts to private individuals.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker was interviewed twice this week by Vice President Kamala Harris’ vetting team, according to a source familiar with the conversations.

The Arnold Police Department's 4-year-old Belgian Malinois named Vader died Wednesday, the second police dog in Missouri to die after being left in a hot vehicle this summer.

The Shell gas station on Tucker Boulevard closed its doors Wednesday, months after two lawsuits were filed against the station. Some residents say that won't solve the crime happening there.

Authorities found 34-year-old Don Devargas in "adavanced stages of decomposition" around 2:30 p.m on July 27 in St. Louis' Kingsway East neighborhood.

Christopher Limbaugh joins three other circuit judges in Cole County, where challenges to Missouri laws often originate.

From poetry to documentaries, St. Louis writers, artists and musicians found ways to channel anger and despair after the death of Michael Brown 10 years ago.

Millicent Borishade worked for one year in a Washington school district before joining her friend, the new superintendent at SLPS.

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The Rev. Darryl Gray, the chair of the oversight board, said the report was vindication.

Free after 34 years, wrongfully convicted man asks St. Louisans to remember the others like him, still in prison.

“My stance for RFT is that OnlyFans is a safe platform for self-expression,” Jonathan Davis said in a post identifying himself as the site's new editor.

John Pound, 80, had represented Des Peres's first ward for more than 20 years and twice served one-year terms as the six-member board of aldermen's president.

Michelob Ultra and Busch Light have gained strength in the market.