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The EPA will allow “existing stocks” of controversial dicamba weedkillers to be used in 2024, after a court ruling blocked them from being sprayed over crops.

Content by Westminster College. Michaela Beedy explains how the program is supporting her desire to become a surgeon.

Discount grocer Aldi is opening a new store in Maryland Heights at 8:45 a.m. on Feb. 29.

Five people were killed in a house fire early Monday in Ferguson. A neighbor said a woman lived there with at least two children, twin sons of about 8 years old.

Crystal City native Bill Bradley has a one-man show now available for streaming. We take a look back at other movies and shows about St. Louisans.

“In our area, now, they don’t even bother to get temporary tags. They just drive around with no license plates,” said one Florissant legislator.

Police say the man told his girlfriend to get out of the way while pointing a firearm at the officer.

Audit found shortcomings in years of police shooting investigations. St. Louis is trying to keep it secret.

Many are gearing up to relocate as the formerly bustling shopping center faces demolition this fall to make way for a new downtown-style development.

Investigators said they joined a cult before disappearing about six months ago. There's still been no sign of them, and their families are left trying to piece together details.

The pilot had radioed that he was low on fuel prior to the crash, authorities said.

A family friend said, "The community is pitching in and taking care of the farm, but this is a loss that will be felt for years."

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Missouri lawmakers have revealed to the nation the depths of Republican cruelty in their never-ending crusade against women’s reproductive choices.

The university’s tax-exempt properties rob University City and St. Louis of public resources, say the St. Louis Democratic Socialists of America.

Tower Grove House, Archer Alexander's burial place in St. Peter's Cemetery and Greenwood Cemetery join the National Park Service's list.

A Kirkwood man accused of running a red light and hitting and killing two tourists downtown early Wednesday has been released from custody on bail.

“Kitty Ratcliffe has done nothing but misdirect and mislead about this project for years,” said one St. Louis County council member. “I'm tired of Kitty Ratcliffe.”

KMOX radio personality Nan Wyatt was shot to death in her home in Twin Oaks in St. Louis County. Her husband pleaded guilty. He's in prison serving a life sentence.

Solis, with 20 employees, operates out of the county-owned Helix Center and uses greenhouse space at the Danforth Plant Science Center. It also operates a plant nursery in Wildwood.

Variety provides critical medical equipment and therapies, along with innovative camp and performing arts programs to children with disabilities.