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Brittish "Cierrah" Williams was sentenced in October to four years in prison after pleading guilty to a variety of frauds.

The legislation follows a spat between County Executive Sam Page and council Chair Shalonda Webb, who claimed Page instructed department leaders not to communicate with members of the county council.

Mad Keys, aka Brandon McCadney, will perform at the Dark Room on Feb. 24. His latest EP is "Currents."

On Feb. 6, 1971, the Blues traded two of their most popular players to the Detroit Red Wings for a rising star named Garry Unger.

Funeral procession for the Civil War hero and occasional St. Louisan featured a procession of 12,000 soldiers, veterans and notables on a winding, seven-mile path from downtown to Calvary Cemetery.

Police officers were shot at Tuesday evening in the city's Mark Twain I-70 Industrial neighborhood. No injuries were reported.

Gregory Smith III, 42, was sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

One cost twice as much as the other. Guess which one was cheaper?

A man and a woman believed to be in their 70s died in an apartment fire Tuesday morning in St. Charles.

“It shall be unlawful for any public funds to be expended to any abortion facility, or to any affiliate or associate of such abortion facility,” the legislation says.

Our restaurant critic recommends barbecue, pho, steaks, Polynesian-French fusion and more must-eats in the metro east.

"It is a tremendous honor to have President Trump's full support and total endorsement of my campaign," said U.S. Mike Bost of the 12th Congressional District.

"Six," "Hamilton," and "Mean Girls" will also return in the 2024-2025 season.

Republicans had loaded the measure with extra provisions unrelated to the higher threshold for constitutional amendments.

The owner of a law office that mysteriously burned last month said the police and fire departments have not rigorously investigated what he said is clearly arson.

Democrats spent the first part of this week scolding Republicans as the majority party struggled to craft a message after a deadly mass shooting.

Police released the name of a 60-year-old woman in a wheelchair who died after she was hit by two cars in the city's Academy neighborhood.

A man surrendered to police Tuesday afternoon after shooting at police and barricading himself inside a home for several hours in the city's Lafayette Square neighborhood.

The House action came as the Senate was tied up in a lengthy filibuster of the same issue.

Officers were called about 7:12 pm. to Mackenzie Road and Alpine Drive, police said.