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Westbound I-44 traffic in Sullivan, about 60 miles southwest of St. Louis, had been stopped after police shot and killed a man.

“These are extremely vulnerable people who have no other options.”

More than 338,000 Americans moved for retirement in 2023, according to a January study from HireAHelper, a moving-services marketplace.

Mortgage rates plunged in the week ending Aug. 8 to their lowest since February 2023.

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A Ferguson protester was charged with injuring the officer who was "fighting for his life" after a protest on the 10th anniversary of Michael Brown’s death.

The five lawsuits, while voluminous, raise questions about how much new is revealed and the details underlying some allegations.

Around midnight, at least five protesters tried to knock down part of the fence surrounding the police station, leading to the arrests.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office has stopped the release of Howard Roberts from a state prison in Licking, Missouri.

When you couple modern farmhouse decor with the “blank canvas” of a newly constructed residence, the result is what Lori Benson and her husband, Joe, have created over the past two years.

Liu was one of only 36 students worldwide to earn a gold medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad in Saudi Arabia last month.

An EMT worker was put on leave Friday after screen shots circulated of a Facebook post he made about the anniversary of Michael Brown's death.

The Collector of Revenue’s office said the proposed agreement would give NorthSide until Dec. 15 to pay $830,000 in back taxes. But NorthSide’s lawyers say the deal isn’t final.

There was some pushback on one part of the bill, renaming the board and its aldermen as the City Council and city councilpersons.

A former sanitation employee at a bakery here has sued the company, claiming he was wrongfully fired after just more than a weeklong absence due to COVID.

The Missouri auditor wants answers after the SLPS superintendent was placed on leave over hiring and spending practices.

The CEO of one of the region's foremost civil rights agencies talks about development in the Ferguson area leading up to the 10th anniversary of the death of Michael Brown.

The disconnect was highlighted in the 16th annual State of St. Louis Workforce Report, released Thursday, that heralded the largest workforce — 1,495,200 people — the area has ever seen.

Dozens of nurses packed a courtroom Thursday morning as lawyers argued whether their alumni group had grounds to sue over the name of a new hospital in north St. Louis.