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The decision affects such dicamba use in all 34 states where it had previously been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, including in Missouri and other Midwestern farming powerhouses.

He was fined $21,000 for voting against hiring someone to replace him as administrator so his salary would not be reduced.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey also is seeking to remove Cape Girardeau Coroner Wavis Jordan from office.

A St. Louis County man was arrested Thursday after police say he threatened mass shootings at multiple St. Charles County businesses one day earlier.

Prosecutors said a St. Louis man hung around the murder scene after killing a woman and her two young kids. But police took 25 minutes to get there.

A man police say shot an officer in Granite City earlier this week was shot and killed by police in southern Illinois Wednesday evening.

When Republicans advanced a plan to defund Planned Parenthood, Democrats responded with amendments to loosen Missouri’s near-total abortion ban.

The Wentzville School Board approved new curriculum that provides guidance counselors a road map for counseling students at each grade level — though not without pushback from two board members.

Wesley Bell’s chief of staff is the attorney for Bellerive Acres, Breckenridge Hills and Pagedale.

Supporters said the measure is aimed at preventing local governments from burdening businesses with regulations.

A divorce cannot be finalized unless a custody agreement is in place. A custody agreement cannot be completed until the child is born.

The girl was shot in the head Sunday afternoon as she stood on a porch, authorities said. She remains hospitalized in St. Louis.

A man was struck and killed by a car Wednesday evening while trying to walk across New Halls Ferry Road near Florissant.

The ruling marks the first successful appeal of the St. Louis archdiocese restructuring, which closed 35 parishes and merged 15 others.

Alphonso Miller Jr. was 17 when authorities say he shot and killed Darrius Mullins, who was well known for skateboarding in downtown St. Louis.

The man has extensive criminal history, including a conviction for second-degree murder. He was out on bond at the time of Tuesday's shooting.

“We think this needs to be shelved,” said the director of the Daniel Boone Regional Library District in Columbia; paying for elections would divert money from books and other materials.

State plans to buy an abandoned, historic shoe factory near the Capitol, which will require major renovations.

The nod of the nation's preeminent gun rights advocacy group to incumbent Bost represents a blow to Bailey, who has made gun rights a centerpiece of his insurgent campaign.