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Tonia Haddix's attorney said her 46-month prison sentence stands out when looking at similar perjury and obstruction cases, which typically see sentencing ranges of 24 to 28 months.

The state auditor's office has launched a performance audit of Special School District of St. Louis County after years of challenges at the county's provider of specialized public education.

An O'Fallon, Mo., man who had "disdain" for police used medieval-like metal spikes to damage tires on officers' cars, prosecutors say.

Ruling leaves unclear which district lines will be used in the November election.

And it's the second time in nearly six years that train cars have jumped the tracks on a railroad bridge in Ferguson.

The Missouri Supreme Court had barely settled the immediate question of which congressional map is legally in effect before some Republicans began looking ahead to drawing another one. Minutes after the court ruled unanimously against use of a gerrymandered map…

St. Louis County prosecutors last week charged Dajuana Lakwaanza Dobbs with felony stealing, identity theft and other crimes at Athene Rehabilitation, 13995 Clayton Road.

JEFFERSON COUNTY — An 18-year-old from House Springs died early Tuesday in a pickup truck crash, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

The crash happened in a construction zone.

“They just don’t like my style of coverage," Elliott Davis said in an interview.

The jail immediately needs new fire sprinklers, new coating for shower floors and upgraded plumbing, according to County Executive Sam Page.

At eight of the airport’s eateries, the food should be ready for you by the time you get to the restaurant.

The newly released Forbes 400 list of the richest Americans features six current or former St. Louis residents, one of them a newcomer to the rankings.

“Roland and Julie are not criminals, they have been following the rules and doing what is required of them to stay in the country."

The Midwest has more than 600 data centers, with hundreds in development. Light pollution rules would protect migrating birds and nighttime pollinators.

The Federal Reserve will likely need to hike interest rates further to lower inflation resulting from strong demand and a commodity price shock, St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem said.

Headlines from the Sept. 22, 1926, front page include: Miller bought stock with bonds of same numbers as those in J.T. King's 'fee'

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