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Company will be eligible for $231 million in incentives, part of push toward electric vehicles.

A former Town and Country police sergeant is in jail after authorities charged him

Spire, the St. Louis-based natural gas utility, announced Friday that it completed the purchase of two interconnecting gas pipelines.

2023 was a turbulent year for airline elite status. A few major airlines announced significant loyalty program changes — many of which went into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

On Jan. 21, 1974, students voted 274-92 to boycott classes, pledging to stay out until their church leadership "publicly declares which members of the faculty, if any, are to be considered as false teachers."

For Ambus Hunter, what started as a fun trip to Las Vegas when he was 25 soon turned into a gambling addiction.

Widows and widowers are often told not to make any major decisions for a year or more after a spouse’s death. Some shouldn't wait.

William E. Roland is a professor at the University of Missouri-Columbia Department of Internal Medicine, Clinical Medicine.

Underserved businesses must be legally registered in a Spectrum Reach market to apply for the 2024 Pay It Forward program. Deadline is Feb. 25.

The clinics have greatly reduced the number of patients landing in the emergency room because of uncontrolled symptoms, and patient success stories abound.

For people who want to compost without the hassle, curbside food-waste pickup is one way to go.

Officials with the LGBTQ+ advocacy groups the Human Rights Campaign, in Washington, D.C., and PROMO, in Missouri, accused the board of not understanding transgender students, and called the policy a thinly-veiled attempt to discriminate against them.

In addition, the median home sale price in 2023 was $389,800, up about 1% from 2022 and the highest on record. Here's a look at where home sales are headed in St. Louis.

When did ‘diversity’ become a stand-in for ‘illegal’ in some people’s minds?

For most of Mike's life, her family thought she was a boy turtle.

On Jan. 20, 1933, James W. Keller has put to death in the last hanging to take place at the St. Louis County Courthouse in Clayton.

The boys were home Friday because their school canceled classes on account of the frigid temperatures, she said. Julian had just started kindergarten.

Much debate and public votes finally led to a $6.2 million bridge that was opened in grand ceremony on Jan. 20, 1917. It eventually became known as the MacArthur Bridge.

A 34-year-old man was charged Friday in the Nov. 14 shooting of another man outside Enterprise Center.