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A former officer with the North County Police Cooperative took a plea deal and admitted to sexually assaulting 18 men whom he arrested during his one-year tenure on the force.

A Black police detective is suing Brentwood, alleging that a fellow officer asked if she should only get "three-fifths of a vote" and that department leaders didn't investigate her complaints.

A Collinsville man who worked for the Edwardsville Parks and Recreation Department was indicted on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material.

The St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office on Monday identified the boy who died as Christopher Dixon, of the 11900 block of Natural Bridge Road.

St. Louis County is one of a dwindling number of Missouri counties that haven't yet authorized sales taxes on internet purchases.

The 25-year-old mother was arrested on suspicion of knowingly making a false report, a misdemeanor. Her name was not released.

Abortion rights supporters have a 3-1 money advantage heading into November general election

“Gateway Beer” comes out Oct. 20, published by the University of Illinois Press.

“Those are profound changes to how science would be administered in America."

Headlines from the Aug. 10, 1926, front page include: Dempsey refused license to fight Gene Tunney

A 19-year-old man from Desloge drowned Saturday in the St. Francis River in Wayne County, state troopers said.

Owners of a new indoor golf studio in the Metro East aim to provide a private club-style atmosphere, with a self-service lounge area open 24 hours a day.

Police responded to the intersection of Hall and Gimblin streets, on the border between the North Riverfront and Baden neighborhoods.

Businesses can ask their distributors for a break, but unless already agreed upon in a contract, distributors and suppliers are not obligated to pass down the money. And it’s unlikely consumers will get money back too.

Much of the organizing is being done over coffee, at rallies and during potlucks. “It’s been very cool to see everyone come out of the woodwork.”

Despite Tuesday's election, voters can still expect months of dysfunction between St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and the County Council.

An inveterate salesman ever since he hawked sewing machines, Frank Leta had a hunch that Honda cars, then new to the U.S., would sell.

A 70-year-old Missouri woman has been in the care of the Department of Mental Health for 27 years. She doesn't want to die there.

Headlines from the Aug. 9, 1926, front page include: Coolidge and Calles reported in wire talk on church crisis

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