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Of Centene's 46 rated plans, none earned a grade better than four stars. Plans rated four stars or more unlock bonus payments for their parent insurer.

A $5 camping permit and requirement that many unstaffed shooting range users obtain a small-game hunting permit will take effect in February.

Tacos Los Primos sells tacos, burritos and quesadillas from the sidewalk at the intersection of Manchester Road and South Brentwood Boulevard.

K9 Garden opened its doors on McRee Avenue to dogs and their owners in January. On Friday, the membership-based dog park announced it will close.

A letter from the director's attorney says "racially offensive conduct" took place at the shelter.

The crash occurred Monday afternoon near the Weber Road exit, police said.

The board's "recent decision to fast-track Chief Tracy's contract extension during a closed-door, non-transparent process raises serious concerns," Kehoe said.

Raja’s departure was first announced almost three years ago.The only female elephants at the zoo who are young enough to reproduce are his own daughters. He will be able to make more elephants at the other zoo. Zoo officials did…

JEFFERSON COUNTY — A 24-year-old was killed early Monday on Highway 141 at Old Lemay Ferry Road, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

A 23-year-old Festus man died in a Jefferson County motorcycle crash early Saturday, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported.

The third-year president of Christian Brothers College High School in west St. Louis County has resigned, according to a message sent to alumni and parents.

Council on Criminal Justice finds some broad consensus on strategies that are fueling drop in homicides. Two of them are key to St. Louis success.

Missouri's hemp ban has left smoke shops across the state rethinking their inventory — or remaking themselves entirely.

The council's intent is to use Proposition A to give the auditor a raise. Critics say it would allow the council to influence the auditor's work.

Abortion bans kill women, including those in Missouri.

The revelation was in a court filing seeking penalties against Torch Electronics for operating illegal slot machines, but a protective order is protecting its "trade secrets."

Mendel Fischer, a Florida landlord, met with local officials and Congressman Wesley Bell on Thursday in downtown St. Louis.

The Southern Illinois University National Corn Ethanol Research Center is expanding research capacity, support workforce development and help companies bring new bioproducts to market at the Edwardsville facility.

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