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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, whose office is supposed to defend Missouri law, will be confronted with a choice once again this week.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found dead early Saturday in north St. Louis, a couple of blocks south of Sherman Park.

A man who fatally shot his son on Christmas Eve almost two years ago has been found guilty of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

The historic Kirkwood Train Station is set to reopen Tuesday after a year of renovations. See the new station.

Across the state, 62 daily temperature records were set in the first week of the month as triple-digit heat assailed the region.

Homemade 3D-printed guns have drawn national attention for adding to the proliferation of "ghost guns," firearms that can be difficult to trace because they lack serial numbers.

Headlines from the Sept. 12, 1926, front page include: Deputy kills two suspects in bank robbery in fight

Andre R. Meadows, 46, fired at a vehicle sitting in the 5000 block of Geraldine Avenue.

Police said the man was found dead in the 3800 block of Folsom Avenue around 4:46 a.m. Sunday.

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Incident occurred the night of June 21.

Incident took place Thursday in a home on Dulin Creek Road.

The same train, 318, stopped at Washington, Missouri; Kirkwood, downtown St. Louis and Alton on its way to Chicago's Union Station, Amtrak says.

This was the second domestic-related fatal shooting of the day in Jefferson County.

St. Louis County Police will now answer emergency calls for the north St. Louis County suburb.

An attorney for the signature gatherers suggests the Missouri Supreme Court consider appointing someone other than Attorney General Catherine Hanaway to represent the state in the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Hockey moms, lifelong fans and sexual assault survivors say they feel betrayed by the St. Louis Blues' decision to sign a player previously charged in a violent sexual assault case.

The rules say where data centers could be built, how much noise and heat they can emit, and how much of their power will need to come from renewable sources.

The bill would open several more blocks downtown to the trucks, as well as new territory near Energizer Park, Grand Center and Cherokee Street in south city