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CDC says nine people in Missouri and four in Illinois have been sickened by the contaminated fruit.

Leonard Griggs, the gruff ex-Air Force colonel who was Lambert Airport's director for 21 years-plus, died Monday at age 92.

Chanel Ligies walked into work at The Urban Outfitters in the Galleria Mall here around 8:30 a.m. with two Starbucks coffees in hand, expecting to see a much larger crowd.

A 36-year-old woman walking in the road was struck and killed by a car early Friday on Interstate 70.

A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed here in an SUV on Thanksgiving Day.

"Indigenous Missourians" tells the story of one of the world's biggest cities a millennia ago, the invasion of white settlers, broken treaties and the tragic "Trail of Tears."

Mike Parson has become the face of mercy by pardoning more than 600 people in the past three years.

Within a few days of the latest war in Gaza, I sent a series of texts to both our college-aged children.

The Rural Parish Clinic, a Catholic ministry, offers dental care to uninsured adults in the St. Louis region.

A 93-year-old man was killed Thursday afternoon when he failed to stop at a red light, police said.

Webster Groves leaders rejected buyouts for some flood-damaged properties, which FEMA was willing to pay 75% of the costs for. Law experts say the decision was guided by unfounded fears.

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Nov. 24-30.

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the cost of groceries is expected to increase by another 10% in 2023. Get the recent trends in grocery prices in St. Louis.

Eric Glen Harrower, of Jefferson County, entered a guilty plea last week to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. The hearing was held via video conference in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Despite public concern around inflation and early holiday deals from retailers, Black Friday is still set to be one of the biggest shopping events of the year.

St. Charles County Council ignores its own history in attempt to degrade the next generation of Americans.

A former alderman already facing federal indictment was charged Wednesday with lying to police when he said a woman tried to carjack him late last year.

The driver fleeing police ran away from the crash site but was later arrested and remained in custody Wednesday morning.

Other responses include boiled peanuts, chicken feet and "chopped liver at my grandmother's house."