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State Sen. Karla May wrote a letter to the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation, following a report by The Independent last week about a company that recruited social equity license applicants on Craigslist.

A 20-year-old Godfrey man was killed Sunday morning when his car was hit by a tractor-trailer at the intersection of Henry Street and Landmarks Boulevard.

Libraries are expanding their reach with new programs offering help. In the case of Potty Training 101, it's how to conquer a universal parenting task.

Green Zone Recycling is accusing United Global Threads of "ill-gotten" gains in the St. Louis for-profit clothing donation bin market.

Police were called at 12:24 a.m. to the 3800 block of Evans Avenue after multiple calls for shots fired.

Elizabeth Keenan took the top role in the special education district in 2019 at a salary of $245,000.

Bill McClellan writes: Longtime readers might remember Ross. I first visited him and his wife, Cindy, in 1993. They were dairy farmers.

The ramp, which is set to close at 9 p.m., will reopen by 5 a.m. Tuesday.

The first traffic radar device used by the St. Louis Police Department was a cumbersome contraption with a 45-pound transmitter. But speeders almost always fessed up.

A Missouri House committee evaluating St. Louis’ 1% earnings tax will hold a public hearing Monday at St. Louis Community College’s Forest Park campus.

The driver could not be found; it is not known if he was injured.

Individual Placement and Support, which is designed for those with serious mental illness, will soon be available at 33 sites in Missouri.

The victims were a mother and a daughter, and the car was taken from two different locations.

Beyond overall inflation, which rose 3.7% year over year since September 2023, there are a few more reasons why candy is so expensive right now.

Find out how home sales have changed recently, which areas have the most home listings, plus the average sale price and more with these charts and maps.

Appointment of senior judges, and help from Missouri Office of Prosecution Services is helping.

Progressive activists say they thought they were voting for a genuine threat to the status quo on public safety and homelessness. And they want results.

When Conner Smith saw an Instagram ad in early 2021 from the mobile app EarnIn offering to let him access up to $100 from his paycheck before payday, he thought it would be a convenient way to pay for a…

In a recent interview, Enterprise Mobility CEO Chrissy Taylor spoke on the company's new name, and its goals for future growth.

Inna and Vladimir Giterman tinkered with several business ideas before finding their niche — and their version of the American dream — with crepes.