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St. Louis County has a new tracker allowing the public to see details about early voting.

Michael Betton Jr. is in custody awaiting trial on charges that he brutally carjacked a convenience store employee, who later died from his injuries.

Huggy Smiles Kindness, 37, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter.

Police identified the man killed in Sunday night's shooting at a little league football tournament in Madison.

Officers responded to a call for service at 12:14 a.m. Sunday for the shooting. One man died and two others suffered non-life threatening injuries.

Brendan Whitworth has been with AB InBev since 2013. He became the CEO for AB, the North American branch of Belgium-based AB InBev, in 2021.

ST. LOUIS — The mother of a man who was shot and killed by a St. Louis University security guard has settled with the university and the security guard in a wrongful death lawsuit.

Police said the investigation is active and asked tipsters to contact investigators at 636-529-8210.

Police identified the victim Monday as Beulah Brandon, a St. Louis County resident.

The lights went out at a youth football game in Madison, Illinois. Then shots rang out, leaving one man dead and three others injured.

Each company will receive $75,000, in addition to networking opportunities, workshops, access to investors and other business resources.

Proposed policy documents outline accepted and prohibited uses for the six Brinc police drones.

University of Missouri President Mun Choi last week announced Ashwani Monga will serve as chancellor of the University of Missouri-St. Louis starting Jan. 1.

St. Louis Circuit Court issues decree demanding Politivist Power Inc. turn over data that Missouri attorney general first requested in July.

The victim's name wasn't immediately released.

Missouri’s first report on the academic performance of students in its MOScholars voucher program found encouraging test scores but also exposed gaps in how the state collected the data.

Read the proposed policies governing drone use by St. Louis police officers.

The tool has already recommended trimming jail overtime, charging for vendors at events and cutting some holiday programming altogether.

Spencer said her staff hasn't finished a new policy for dealing with encampments citywide. She offered no timeline for its completion.

The owners of two rival alleys are embroiled in a lawsuit alleging one fouled up the other's operation, misspending hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing so.