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A St. Louis alderman wants the city's top attorney to review two state legislators' criticism that city limits on the size of a senior property tax break and on the value of affected homes would violate a new state law.

Could the hard-right flamethrower use his losing gubernatorial bid as a springboard for another office?

A bill changing the mandatory closing time for marijuana dispensaries in St. Louis to 10 p.m. from 8 p.m. was passed Friday by the Board of Aldermen.

Sid Chakraverty, Victor Alston, and their chief accountant, Shijing "Poppy" Cao, appeared in handcuffs Friday in federal court.

"He did it knowing it would place thousands of people in fear because he was bored and did not want to go to school," an officer wrote.

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The Pinal County (Arizona) Attorney’s Office last week charged Franks with 10 felonies: nine counts of forgery and one count of theft.

Owner Katie Lee and culinary director chef Jake Sanderson recently won Walmart's “golden ticket” at the company’s open call for product pitches, which saw hundreds of participants.

Politically progressive financier Soros would become largest shareholder in Audacy, owner of six St. Louis stations, which declared bankruptcy earlier this year.

An Illinois State Police detective was charged Friday with whipping and strangling two 12-year-old children and hitting an elderly woman in her face.

Fermentation tanks, grain silos, conveyor belts, hoses, boxes of glass bottles, office desks and more are open for bidding on BidSpotter, an online auction site for industrial goods.

His attorney conceded that Trevor Daley ran away, and lived for more than three months in a relative's home in rural Missouri before police found him.

Cortez Darrell Sipes, 38, pleaded guilty to charges of assault and resisting arrest in the double shooting near the Soulard Market on Feb. 2, 2023.

The SLPS is in violation of the Missouri Sunshine Law by not releasing the details of their vote to fire superintendent Keisha Scarlett.

The 37-year-old man lived in Springfield, Illinois.

The comptroller and mayor both addressed the board in person, something not seen in years. One urged for correcting mistakes; the other pushing the board to see her vision.

The complaint was filed by allies of Sen. Bill Eigel as he made his unsuccessful bid for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.

The St. Louis Mosaic Project is trying to get 10 companies in St. Louis and 10 in St. Louis County to provide paid internships next summer.

This will become the region’s seventh Barnes & Noble store.