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Anthony L. Powe, of Summerfield in St. Clair County, is accused in the killing of Davanta McCray, 29, of Belleville, on Friday.

Kansas City will play host to six matches June 16 through July 11. In addition to contests at Arrowhead Stadium, there are fan engagement activities tied to the games.

Clayco chief Bob Clark said the data center will financially benefit residents and businesses of Festus, from nearby property owners to the local Pasta House.

The incident occurred about 11:15 p.m. Saturday night.

The county executive says bill would violate separation of powers. The bill's sponsor disputes that and wants the council to override the veto.

"To be quite frank, we don't believe that Mr. Simmons should have been shot that day," the attorney said.

The incident happened Thursday night on Gatesworth Avenue in Country Club Hills.

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UM System President Mun Choi said he was responsible for the university’s funding cuts to several multicultural student organizations.

The business has seen local acclaim over the years for its artisan and square-shaped doughnuts.

Tommy Shine's wife Brittany announced his death Sunday on social media.

The video was released to put pressure on authorities and demand accountability, attorney Al Watkins told the Post-Dispatch.

Randy Veasley, 59, was killed April 8 in the 3200 block of North Taylor Avenue in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.

The proposal would open more blocks downtown, near the soccer stadium, in Soulard and on Cherokee Street. It would also let trucks stay open until 1 a.m.

"They've gotten really good at manipulating human psychology."

Headlines from the April 13, 1926, front page include: Blames dry law for hard drinking by children and shattered homes.

This is what happens when arrogant public officials don’t take kindly to being questioned.

But the county executive says more money is needed as he and the council majority remain at odds, often bitterly, over other budget cuts.

It's the latest example of Torch cozying up to police in the St. Louis area.