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Rose Levy Beranbaum changed her classic cookbook to fit the times.

Jay Ashcroft, a Republican, said the federal officials were illegally attempting to interfere with polling places.

The coin show, which was held at the St. Charles County Convention Center, brings together more than 150 dealers from across the country.

Prosecutors on Monday dismissed the case against Terrion Phillips, 22, who faced trial twice in a 5-year-old murder case.

Library trustees voted 4-2 to hire Tiffany Barke, who previously served as the library's chief administrative officer, as an interim CEO.

Cambridge Heights was supposed to be a pleasant alternative to public housing high rises. Today, about half the units are empty, and authorities don’t want to talk about it.

People could watch bulletins "as they are written — the hand and the pen of the writer traveling along, letter by letter, as the words are formed."

Earlier this year, Build-A-Bear Workshop was sued by Kelly Toys Holdings and its affiliate companies over alleged infringement of trade dress rights.

Soggy weather soaking the St. Louis region is expected to continue off and on through Tuesday morning — when polls are open on Election Day.

The dogs ran freely in and out of the back door, onto a deck and into the small sloped dirt yard beyond it. Neighbors complained for years.

These maps show the locations and lines at early voting locations in St. Louis and St. Louis County.

Who decides which Missouri inmates get to keep their money, and which don’t? Andrew Bailey isn't saying.

Records show the state Department of Revenue changed its policy within hours of hearing backlash from Republican officials over a transgender woman with a female driver’s license.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in October:

City officials have insisted that they are thoroughly vetting each grant recipient before any money changes hands.

Long, a member of both the local and national soccer halls of fame for his efforts to promote the sport, died Oct. 28.

Police identified the dead man as Jalin Sanders, 21, of the 4400 block of Vermillion Drive.

Bill McClellan writes: I found the perfect place to get away from the clamor of an unpleasant election season — the Steamboat Inn in Steamboat, Oregon.

The charge accused Allishia Robinson of emptying out an armoire that was home to an extensive collection of Samurai swords, Nazi daggers and other weapons.

And state officials confirmed Friday they were reviewing a whistleblower complaint about the Bellefontaine Neighbors' government.