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“Departments know what to do,” an official said, “and we are all hoping that this will be spent down.”

Attorneys for Rodney Carr presented three days of evidence to show why he was innocent of murder. The judge wasn't covinced.

If approved, O'Fallon would become the second city in St. Charles County to ban some residential construction this year.

Judge Matthew Thornhill, a Republican, has admitted he wore an Elvis wig on the bench, among other actions, and agreed to resign once a disciplinary term is completed.

Headlines from the Nov. 19, 1925, front page include: Photos by wire showing the burning of the passenger steamer Lenape

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U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth has fired a staffer accused of misrepresenting himself as an attorney to visit and secure the release of a Staunton restaurant owner detained by immigration agents.

St. Louis native and BYU basketball starter Kennard Davis Jr. had marijuana in his possession when he was involved in a DUI crash last week in Utah, according to a police report released Tuesday.

A Jackson County Circuit Court judge struck down a state law criminalizing school employees for supplying “sexually explicit material” to students.

Crash took place at about 5:45 p.m. Friday at Goodfellow and Greer, police say.

The victim was Orich McAllister, 16, the Lincoln County sheriff's department said.

Dashaun L. Sneed, 24, faces felony charges of domestic assault and burglary in Florissant.

"You can expect a public update from our Office very soon regarding the judgement against China," a spokesperson for Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said in an email.

The decision marks the latest retreat for a $250 million expansion that has steadily shed much of its initial ambition.

It's the latest court victory in the region's long-running legal battle with the NFL Rams and their owner Stan Kroenke.