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St. Angela Merici and St. Martin of Tours were granted reprieves by the Vatican court, while St. Roch will still be closed.

“Our future looks vibrant,” Jones said in annual State of City speech. “And it’s not too far off.”

A St. Louis County man faces multiple felony charges after police say he shot a toddler while robbing the toddler's father.

Your favorite isn't coming to St. Louis on tour? No problem, we'll tell you the nearest place to catch some major acts.

Authorities are still looking for the body of John Paul Parton, who went missing from High Ridge, Missouri, three years ago.

Republicans are trying to push through the ballot question before the 6 p.m. Friday deadline to complete legislation.

Mary Gan, 56, was shot to death in her home Monday afternoon. Authorities believe the gunman was her 26-year-old son, who then killed himself.

Buyouts offer people in distress significant help, but they often come with long wait times and bureaucratic complications.

The council had expressed concerns about Mandel's objectivity given her connections to County Executive Sam Page.

Police on Tuesday identified a woman shot and killed this past weekend at a busy MetroLink station just north of Forest Park.

Police on Tuesday identified a man shot and killed last week in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

Beau Rothwell is serving a life sentence for killing his wife in 2019.

The contestants on Food Network's "Next Baking Master: Paris" are supposed to be professionals. Shouldn't they be more professional?

Backers of the project hope to add twice-daily De Soto stops to Amtrak’s Texas Eagle line, which links Chicago to St. Louis and San Antonio, Texas.

The lone law firm interested in handling the problem for the city said defending cases would cost about four times what the city estimated.

In March, Sanborn was honored by Jazz St. Louis with the inaugural Steward Center Lifetime Achievement Award in Excellence.

A Chesterfield man who crashed a rental truck into White House barriers and showed a Nazi flag before his arrest last year pleaded guilty on Monday to damaging government property.

The Senate kicked off the final week of session by taking up a plan that would make constitutional amendments more difficult to enact.

St. Louis Public Schools board goes on record against the half-cent sales tax, saying it “directs taxpayer dollars to non-public entities with no oversight.”

He pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the hazing of a Mizzou freshman who sustained massive brain damage after drinking a liter of vodka during a 2021 fraternity event.