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Some legal scholars believe there are procedural and other issues with St. Louis District Judge's Stephen Clark's order that make it unlikely to hold up. But the Republican-dominated Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals declined to quickly swat it down.

Local election officials awaited clarity Wednesday on which candidates and races belong on their ballots amid contradictory state and federal court rulings over which congressional maps should be used in November.

The decision marks the third delay of the vote on the consolidation plan Future Ready SLPS, which would close 14 schools.

Sheriff Dave Marshak said, when Congress ended taxes on silencers and some guns, the federal government lost its right to require registration of those weapons.

The court ordered Hoskins to address why he instructed local election authorities to use the 2025 map and how that is not a violation of the court's ruling.

The Cheesecake Factory will open a new location at West County Center on Nov. 10.

The UPS employee struck and killed by a company truck in Earth City on Friday was 13 days away from retirement, his family said Wednesday.

According to global market research firm Circana, Caleres brand Sam Edelman is now the No. 9 dollar-volume brand in women’s fashion footwear, pushed by having the No. 1 pump, No. 1 flat and No. 1 loafer in the segment through…

Armond Paige, 54, was indicted Sept. 2 on one count of delay or destruction of mail by a postal employee. He appeared in court Thursday and pleaded not guilty.

Democratic leader calls Senate President Cindy O'Laughlin unqualified for job

The show will be on the new MS NOW Membership platform.

“The fact that these are regulated as general retail right now is ridiculous,” said Alderman Tom Oldenburg.

"They basically gave me 30 minutes to pack up what I could and leave."

Michelle Walker alleges Return to the Land has violated the Fair Housing Act.

Federal officials notified Gateway Regional Medical Center that the hospital has two months to remedy violations discovered by state inspectors.