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After an extended period of gloom, Americans are starting to feel better about inflation and the economy. Here's a way to check how the price of groceries in St. Louis has been impacted.

County Councilman Dennis Hancock and Bellerive Acres Alderwoman Maureen Roach question amount of outside legal work done by Sam Alton, Bell’s chief of staff.

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.

John Kiehne, 56, a musician and producer, is no stranger to politics. He has tried unsuccessfully for the state Senate in 2018 and 2022, and the state House in 2020.

Planned Parenthood provides health care services like cancer screenings, contraception and other tests.

In the month since U.S. Steel revealed plans to sell to Nippon Steel, the proposed transaction has drawn skepticism from union leaders and local and national elected officials.

"Shucked" is about a small town where the entire economy depends on its corn crop. When it mysteriously dies, a local named Maizy has to save the day.

An armed man was holding a woman and children hostage early Wednesday inside a downtown St. Louis hotel room.

Mike Parson likely to return to the themes of workforce development and infrastructure in his sixth annual address to the General Assembly.

The fatal collision happened Sunday morning at the intersection of New Halls Ferry and Dunn roads.

Content by 20 Minutes to Fitness. Whatever your reason, make 2024 your year to get fit.

Judge Stephen R. Clark issued a ruling Tuesday denying Boyd’s request. He did not provide a reason.

Matthew D. Eernisse is facing charges of second-degree assault and armed criminal action after prosecutors say he shot an unarmed, fleeing man in the back in 2018.

"It's pretty clear folks are very upset about the content of libraries and the way things are selected and rejected," said Rep. Tony Lovasco, R-O'Fallon.

The former officer was booked into jail Tuesday afternoon on nine charges of child sex abuse after deputies had tried for a week to arrest him.

A dispute between a neighborhood association and nonprofit has delayed a project that would house families of those at the John Cochran VA Medical Center.

The report shows tax breaks adding up to $260.7 million in losses to area schools over the last six years.

On Jan. 24, 1978, Checkerdome officials experimented with a no-reserved-seat policy for the concert. It was the last time they would try that at a rock concert.

CHICAGO — Boston-based Nexamp, a major player in the solar energy industry, is joining the growing list of renewable technology companies that have expanded or relocated to Illinois in recent months.

State Rep. Renee Reuter is pushing for a measure that would use a new filing fee for civil cases to generate a starter fund for a new courthouse.