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Latest suit is another blow to the reeling developers.

Police found a boy suffering from a life-threatening gunshot injury inside the car, which had struck a utility pole.

The car dragged the man several blocks to Goodfellow Place, according to officers.

The high school launched an agriculture program this school year — the first of its kind in any urban St. Louis school district, district leaders say.

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The 16-year-old boy is in critical condition, but stable, after his friends drove him to the hospital.

An attempted robbery left one man dead Friday afternoon. The alleged shooter is claiming self defense.

James Lamont Crumble was also charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon.

St. Louis County did not organize the events, and the county revenue director said he's concerned about people outside the county handling residents' personal information.

House Majority Leader Jonathan Patterson draws criticism for saying the Legislature should respect the will of voters.

Bill Monroe received a “no-trespass order” from a lawyer for the St. Louis Public Schools board.

Ch'Yance Ford, 18, is facing charges of second-degree murder, second-degree assault and tampering with physical evidence.

Viridescent Realty Trust, Inc. said it lent the money to Blue Arrow Missouri, a business that cultivates, manufactures and sells cannabis products.

Bradley Cutright, of St. Louis, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.

Jonathan Yelton graduated from University of Kansas law school two years ago.

The power play by officials is part of St. Louis' new strategy to take on high-profile vacancy in the city's core.

The notes about expired tags surfaced in late September on Bancroft Avenue, in the city's Lindenwood Park neighborhood.

Dylan Hemelstrand, 20, was charged this week with possessing child pornography. Prosecutors say he posted in online chat groups that he "had sex" with girls he was babysitting and tutoring.

While Clayton’s chamber dissolves, other regional chambers say they still see a demand for networking events, educational opportunities and business resources. And some are merging with neighboring chambers.