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Two drivers died Friday on Lucas and Hunt Road. Police say the stretch has seen 34 crashes with injuries in just two years.

Under the proposal, 28 administrators such as academic coaches, principals, assistant principals and network superintendents would qualify.

Jesse R. Evans is accused in the fatal shooting of Katie L. Iverson, 38, at his home southeast of De Soto.

About 400 jobs have been filled at U.S. Steel mill in Granite City, and contract talks are "going good."

Missouri is headed toward a potentially painful budget reckoning as state spending continues to outpace revenue growth.

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Wildwood is on track to spend double the amount next year on its contract with the St. Louis County Police Department than it did in 2008.

A police visit rattled a Ritenour school. Months later, a teacher is taking Hillsdale to court over records of its federal immigration work.

Businesses and residents in Lesterville aren't eligible for FEMA aid. That leaves them largely recovering on their own.

Retired Missouri Supreme Court Judge Mike Wolff is challenging a federal court's jurisdiction in a yearslong dispute between Missouri and China.

Eleven school districts in eastern Missouri have banded together to advocate for more public school funding, joining forces months before the General Assembly convenes to decide next year's budget.

Eleanor Gund, a teacher at Ritenour Middle School, is suing the Village of Hillsdale after it denied her requests for records of the city police department's work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Headlines from the Oct. 12, 1926, front page include: Realty dealer stabbed by old friend of family

A Fredericktown man has been arrested and charged with murder after a Friday shooting in Fenton that investigators believe started through a road rage incident.

Near Tower Grove Park’s Stone Shelter, a stream of the world’s top tree climbers raced up and between the park’s oaks, vying for the International Tree Climbing Championship.

For more than a decade, Missouri’s Department of Corrections has been paying out settlements or verdicts to former employees. It’s a top-down problem.

Though Wildwood has one of the lowest crime rates in the county, it spends half its budget on police every year. Leaders blame a costly contract with county police.

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All bids start at $1 and can be picked up at MAC.BID’s new St. Louis location at 16060 Spencer Rd. in St Peters off of Interstate 70 starting Oct. 12.

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