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Missouri Republican leaders are already talking about court challenges to a constitutional amendment that protects laws passed by the people.

Habitat for Humanity and Module Building Systems are bringing new homes to north St. Louis as developers and city officials pursue a more coordinated approach to revitalizing neighborhoods.

Headlines from the Nov. 9, 1926, front page include: Law of the gun only one known in Williamson

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A man threatened to kill the employees of a south St. Louis McDonald's after he became angry about his food order, officials said.

St. Louis police arrested a man who was wanted in connection to a shooting in Arkansas near the Gateway Arch Sunday.

Incident took place Sunday afternoon on Newby Street, police say.

An Omaha man threw fireworks at officers while they were responding to a street takeover in north St. Louis early Sunday, police say.

Prosecutors say Denzell M. Reed of St. Louis faces several felony charges in connection with the incident Friday night.

Last week, Bill McClellan asked readers to help find the identity of a child artist. You did, and this is his story.

A Silex alderman is charged with punching his partner and locking her in a bedroom, prosecutors say.

Missouri’s mental-health crisis in jails is fueled by failures in treatment as well as the criminal justice system. How to fix is is the next challenge.

Incident took place about 12:25 a.m., Missouri Highway Patrol said.

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Headlines from the Nov. 8, 1926, front page include: Gangsters kill Colp, Ill., mayor and companion

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