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The St. Charles County Council regrouped Tuesday after the surprise failure of a resolution that would have opposed the resettlement of up to 30,000 Latin American immigrants in St. Louis.

Mayor and all six council members have declined to provide any information about the process being used to hire new city manager.

'I cannot stand losing,' Gary Pinkel said as he was named as the coach of the Mizzou football team on Nov. 30, 2000. Here was columnist Bernie Miklasz's first take on the hire.

Back when baby boomers were youngsters, downtown was a Christmas wonderland.

The future of Princeton's Red Covered Bridge — believed to be one of only five 19th century covered bridges left in Illinois — is uncertain.

Maria Chappelle-Nadal, who worked as a legislative assistant to then-Chair Rita Heard Days, won $46,200 plus legal fees for her claim that she was wrongfully dismissed in August 2022.

After three years of service cuts, Metro plans to increase the frequency on some bus routes in January as efforts to add drivers have begun to pay off.

The shooter was 16 when he shot and killed an SIUE nursing student in Glen Carbon in January 2021.

ST. LOUIS — The Bi-State Development Agency’s board on Wednesday approved spending up to $390.4 million to buy as many as 55 new MetroLink cars over the next several years.

Century Coffee Company is set to open Dec. 1. The menu will include blends from St. Louis roasteries such as Goshen Coffee Roasters, Blueprint Coffee and Switch Coffee Collective.

BJC’s merger with Kansas City-based Saint Luke's will create a $10 billion health system spanning the state.

SPRINGFIELD — A group of temporary staffing agencies and their trade associations are asking a federal court to block enforcement of a new state law that governs how day laborers and temp workers are managed and paid.

A major blast furnace at U.S. Steel's plant in Granite City will remain idled indefinitely, the company said Tuesday.

Three police officers were recognized Tuesday for helping a child who was living in an unsafe environment.

The closure is to perform sign truss, guardrail and shoulder work.

Two of St. Louis' first Catholic leaders and several religious orders, including the Jesuits, held enslaved people.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

A 36-year-old woman was arrested this week after authorities charged her with murder in the shooting death of her boyfriend in October.

Anton A. Bolden, 29, was charged with two counts of so-called "felony" second-degree murder in the deaths of Tobias Courtney, 24, and Crystal Strong, 61, who were shot outside of the Northway Market at the corner of West Florissant Avenue…

Arnold S. Britt is charged with a felony and a misdemeanor for using a credit card taken from an accident scene in which four people were killed.