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A tanker truck was carrying caustic anhydrous ammonia when it jack-knifed and hit a utility trailer near Teutopolis, about 110 miles northeast of St. Louis.

Antonio Cartez Mosley, 27, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of 62-year-old Michael Finocchiaro.

Gov. Mike Parson will leave office in January.

One recommendation could be more money for the Radioactive Waste Investigative Fund.

Three individuals talk about their roles in enriching the St. Louis art scene, whether through youth education or their own personal creations.

In May, the company announced that EQT AB, a private equity group, had agreed to acquire Perficient for about $3 billion.

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Emails alleging conspiracy and bribery involving liquor licenses tied to Columbia woman facing felony forgery charges.

Owner Steve Smith talked to the Post-Dispatch on Wednesday to tout the Foundry's success, and dispel worries that troubles at the Armory, which he does not own, might spread.

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The money would go to pay for inspectors to survey retailers who may be selling the products.

The two murders, more than 3½ years ago, were unrelated and 45 days apart. The man accused in both killings, Treshawn Fox, was 18 years old at the time.

n 2015, Jimmy Sansone quit a job in finance he didn’t enjoy to start the Normal Brand, a clothing company that puts the brakes on fast fashion.

Meat, dairy at highest risk. “I don’t want to be pessimistic, but there may be a negative impact coming up,” said one expert.

U.S. Sens. Eric Schmitt and Roger Wicker toured new NGA site on Wednesday, where they spoke of St. Louis’ central role in safeguarding the nation’s security.

The estate gift from Anne E. Price, former assistant superintendent at SLPS, is the largest awarded to the university from a woman graduate.

When arrested, police said he had one of the stolen Airpods in his ear and was wearing a St. Charles City firefighter jacket and the stolen shoes.

SLDC asked St. Louis City Counselor Sheena Hamilton’s office whether there were conflicts of interest in its awards under a north St. Louis grant program, but the opinion is secret.

There will be 16 workers divided into two shifts. They will walk, ride a bike or patrol in a marked vehicle between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. daily.

The station last underwent a major renovation in 1941, when the layout was updated to accommodate cars rather than horses and stagecoaches.