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State officials say they aren't concerned. The NFL season, which kicks off Wednesday, will bring in more than $13 million by the end of November, they say.

It wasn’t just a restaurant that is gone. It was a way of life.

A St. Louis-area developer has roughly 90 acres of Bayer's Creve Coeur campus under contract to buy with early plans calling for housing, retail and office.

Food enthusiasts express revulsion at the productions, arguing it's dishonest marketing. Skeptics worry the practice will eliminate jobs for graphic designers, writers and photographers, among others.

Supporters say they fight crime. Critics claim they’re too intrusive.

Headlines from the Sept. 8, 1926, front page include: Merton, reputed giver of $441,000 bribe to Daugherty, testifies

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A deleted Facebook reply from the Ferguson Police Department prompted an apology from Chief Troy Doyle, who called the comment disrespectful and completely unacceptable.

The popular breadmaker has three locations. Its employees want to organize.

The district is proposing to close 14 schools, end most magnet programs and limit transportation eligibility in fall 2027.

Opposition to a camping fee for Missouri conservation areas is running at a 10-to-1 clip.

The man's wife survived with superficial burns, officials said.

Detectives are investigating after a fatal shooting early Monday in the Mark Twain neighborhood of north St. Louis, police said.

The man legally came to the U.S. more than a decade ago with a special visa after working as an interpreter and cultural adviser for the American military.

The 47-year-old victim was from Dixon, Missouri.

A car driven by a teenager failed to stop at a red light on Lindbergh Boulevard, officials said.

Headlines from the Sept. 7, 1926, front page include: H.M. Daugherty's trial on charge of conspiracy to defraud U.S. opens