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A man was shot and killed Sunday evening near the Gateway Arch grounds in downtown St. Louis.

The St. Louis police department will receive $68 million over three years through a federal grant, officials announced Monday.

In a rare move, a 14-year-old accused of shooting and killing a teen at a school track meet will be charged as an adult.

Democrat Budzinski, from Springfield, Illinois, represents parts of Madison, St. Clair counties. She was reelected last week with about 63% of vote.

St. Louis police said that an officer shot and killed a man Monday morning after responding to a domestic assault call.

St. Louis County-based technology firm TierPoint is suing an artificial intelligence client, alleging the firm owes $15.5 million in unpaid fees.

While wins in most other counties of Third District allowed Onder to retain seat, incumbent Republican lost home county by 50%-48% ratio

Calling Hesgeth "incompetent" and "malevolent," Congressman-elect Wellman said he "absolutely" supports his impeachement for doing "generational damage" to military

Several districts say they will be able to stave off financial troubles that could force layoffs, increase class sizes and curb extracurricular activities after voters approved tax referendums.

Housing prices here continue to climb, and leaders say families are being pushed out as the city loses cheaper homes. Some residents think they've found a solution.

He grew up in Austria during and after World War II, when he determined he would never again be hungry.After cooking for everyone from Clark Gable to Queen Elizabeth (and one memorable state dinner for John F. Kennedy and Soviet…

The only Catholic high school in North County had considered a move to St. Charles County but decided to stay at its current site.

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.

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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.