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Lawsuits filed by Missouri’s attorney general against inmates should be dismissed, Clayton lawyer argues.

Prosecutors on Thursday dismissed a robbery case against Daniel Riley that was at the center of a controversy that jump-started an effort to remove the city's former chief prosecutor.

The city’s social media account said the Chiefs player lives elsewhere.

The Metal Container Corp., on Tenbrook Industrial Court in Arnold, had minimal damage, a fire district spokeswoman said.

A soggy May has helped raise regional river levels, saturate soils and erase drought across much of Missouri.

Critics say the bill would unfairly hurt small business owners in Ferguson who rent their properties.

The district, in a brief statement, said its board will hold a special meeting Friday night to consider and possibly vote "on actions that include closures of specific branches."

Danny Ludeman helped bring corporate interest and millions of dollars in donations to the gritty field of reentry.

A resident said the councilman's slur was an example of "frank bullying and gender discrimination" on the council.

The proposal also gives local governments the ability to remove squatters from property.

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The $40 million rehabilitation facility is the fourth in the St. Louis region operated by The Rehabilitation Institute, a partnership between Encompass Health and BJC HealthCare.

Marc. O. Gardner, 28, is facing three charges in connection with the death of Derek Pratt, 44, at the intersection of South Broadway and River City Casino Boulevard in May 2022.

Content by Confluence Academies. Confluence Academies is teaming up with Harris-Stowe State University for a dual-enrollment program to generate positive impacts by closing the academic gap.

Missouri law restricts the ability of local governments to raise taxes to subsidize child care tuition, workers’ salaries or additional seats.

Showers and storms are likely today in the St. Louis area. During the afternoon, heavy rain and lightning will be around and hail and damaging wind could occur in a few spots. Get all the details on the timing and…

After a 50-hour Democrat-led filibuster, Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, R-Arnold, made a motion to send the bill to a conference committee with the House.

Their deaths should be a clarion call to state and local governments to do more for people living on the streets, said the longtime pastor and homeless advocate.

The woman was shot about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. One bullet hit her in the left shoulder. She was rushed to a hospital for surgery.

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart is seeking $10 million from state lawmakers to tackle what he describes as a firearm regulation crisis.