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Isaac Arman, 53, was being held Tuesday on $1 million cash bond. He is charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Do you want your local charity group’s holiday card included in our annual roundup?

People who review fast-food outlets online give the restaurants in St. Louis a big thumbs down. But is that something we want to be ranked highly for?

One wants to shrink county government. The other dreams of drone hubs and Missouri-grown school lunches. Meet the candidates battling for a St. Louis County Council seat.

Gateway Food Pantry bought two single-family homes this year to shelter clients who are housing insecure. It expects to close on a third by the end of the year.

Aside from well-publicized Ann Wagner-Fred Wellman contest for U.S. House, races for seven other area Congressional seats will be decided on Nov. 3.

St. Louis is expected to see another record high temperature Tuesday, breaking an 1800s mark. It may also be the hottest weather temperature recorded in St. Louis this late.

Police on Monday released several videos showing a chaotic police shootout in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood two years ago.

Headlines from the Oct. 13, 1926, front page include: Ex-dragon says he spent $200,000 to elect Indiana's governor

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The shooting was in the 2700 block of Bacon Street around 9 p.m. Friday.

The incident occurred about 6 p.m. Saturday.

Incident takes place Sunday afternoon at Wesley and Martin Luther King.

Two drivers died Friday on Lucas and Hunt Road. Police say the stretch has seen 34 crashes with injuries in just two years.

Under the proposal, 28 administrators such as academic coaches, principals, assistant principals and network superintendents would qualify.

Jesse R. Evans is accused in the fatal shooting of Katie L. Iverson, 38, at his home southeast of De Soto.

About 400 jobs have been filled at U.S. Steel mill in Granite City, and contract talks are "going good."

Missouri is headed toward a potentially painful budget reckoning as state spending continues to outpace revenue growth.