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Missouri received nearly 900 applications for its final round of marijuana microbusiness licenses, with the Missouri Lottery scheduled to draw applicants on Sept. 9 for 77 available licenses.

Walmart is looking to expand its drone delivery service to Kirkwood, the latest of 12 cities in the region to hear the pitch.

Des Peres-based Double Eagle Development is hoping to turn the 5.9-acre site — currently Kirkwood's public works building — into an apartment complex with more than 200 units.

It's here at the St. Louis Zoo where the snail species' survival now lies — a possibility zoo staff have been preparing for for nearly 40 years.

Headlines from the Aug. 20, 1926, front page include: C and N.W. Line building freight gate to St. Louis

Firefighters extinguished a small fire at the top of the Millennium Hotel on Wednesday.

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BELLEVILLE — A Catholic nun and former Metro East teacher died after a two-vehicle crash here Monday morning, the St. Louis city medical examiner’s office confirmed.

A Cole County judge has blocked a bid to allow Missouri voters to weigh in on the state's congressional maps.

An appeal of the decision must be completed by Sept. 8

Mayor Cara Spencer on Wednesday accused the city's police chief of excluding her and the police board out of a plan to increase federal resources to the St. Louis region.

St. Louis County police on Wednesday released body camera footage of the shooting July 5 at the McDonald's.

Darwin Vargas, 20, was shot in the neck and killed June 28 outside the Social Bar & Grill on 1551 S. Seventh St.

James Scott is the only person in Missouri history convicted for intentionally causing a catastrophe. He maintains his innocence.