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Police say they are conducting interviews regarding the shooting of Alyssa Wilson, 17, on Wednesday night in Overland.

The incident occurred July 15 in the 1600 block of Union Boulevard.

Missouri energy leaders are all in on nuclear power. A new state energy plan from Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources prioritizes new nuclear plants, as well as energy independence and grid reliability. Missouri uses eight times more energy than it…

With occupancy nearly 60%, the building is hoping upgrades like more natural light and a new cafe will attract and retain companies.

Federal prosecutors dropped several other charges against James Townes Jr., 51, of Berkeley, in exchange for his guilty plea.

Incumbent Republican Brad Christ and Democratic challenger Matt Vitale square off in 96th District, which covers an area that includes Crestwood and Sunset Hills

The 16-year-old was taken to a hospital in critical condition.

Officers identified the victim of a stabbing in Kinloch on Monday.

If approved, a half-cent sales tax would create the Early Childhood Education Fund to subsidize childcare tuition and raise workers' wages.

The Kirkwood City Council on Thursday chose a private auditing firm to begin digging into the finances of the city-owned electric utility.

Why is it important for the title of a bill to be clear? So citizens know what their lawmakers are doing.

The lawsuit claims more than a dozen men spent 11 days locked in a sewage-soaked holding cell.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has appointed three judges to the Municipal Courts. Municipal Judge Joan K. Miller will become administrative judge, attorney Douglas J. Hurst will join the bench as a municipal judge, and former Administrative Law Judge Maribeth…

The strangest news this week is about an online spat between a celebrity, a $15,000 toy bird and shop owner in Brooklyn.

Walmart and California-based company Wing first pitched drone delivery across the city in August.

The shadow cast troupe has been jumping to the left and stepping to the right for almost 10 years, and audiences can’t get enough of the fun.

Owner Carl Boyer plans to retire at the end of the year with hopes that his daughter will take over the furniture business he loves. She's not sure.

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