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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 St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis have produced a Voters Guide for the November general election 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.

Headlines from the Oct. 23, 1926, front page include: Queen's schedule all tangled, so radio fizzled

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Missouri's medical oversight board announced Thursday it had revoked a St. Charles County doctor's license after finding he violated a disciplinary order prohibiting him from prescribing or practicing hormone therapy.

Daniel Ott, 41, made his first federal court appearance Monday, according to officials. He pleaded not guilty.

Missouri's medical oversight board announced Thursday it had revoked a St. Charles County doctor's license after finding he violated a disciplinary order prohibiting him from prescribing or practicing hormone therapy.

State employees have proposed a camping fee for the first time in more than 300 state conservation areas where overnight stays are allowed

Enchanted Parks said consumers could get either a full refund or an Enchanted Parks e-gift card worth 120% of the plan price.

"After listening to our community's concerns, we have decided not to move forward," said a social media post from the department.

Hawley and Connecticut Democrat U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal want Google to explain their marketing efforts aimed at kids in classrooms.

Opponents of a planned tech hub and data center in Ferguson filed a petition Thursday aimed at overturning the controversial project.

ST. LOUIS — The city's police board on Wednesday voted to start paying recruits immediately after they pass employment screenings in an ongoing bid to hire more cops.

Attorneys blamed top officials for giving officers “unbridled discretion to tow vehicles” and accused city leaders of enabling the tow scheme by increasing code surveillance in certain areas.

Officers responded around 2:10 a.m. to the 1200 block of Hampton Avenue to a call for a shooting. There, they found a man dead, police said.