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Josh Hawley, the senior GOP senator from Missouri, is among several lawmakers highlighted by a new political action committee that praised his efforts to police the growing AI industry.

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A SWAT team trooper was struck in the ballistic helmet but wasn't injured, authorities said.

Missouri Republican officials threatened Tuesday to cut state funding for Columbia’s public library after staff held a reading of LGBTQ+ children’s books last week. Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and state Sen. Rick Brattin, a Harrisonville Republican running for Congress…

His owners think he was spooked by the sound of an excavator.

FedEx on Sept. 28 will close its Earth City facility, at 13342 Lake Front Drive, and its Maplewood operation, at 3025 S. Hanley Road, a FedEx official said.

The 7.5% decrease was an expected result of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill

A motorcyclist died Wednesday after crashing into a Metro bus.

Ballot measure campaigns raised almost $40 million through the third week of July as they paid for ads and direct mail appeals bombarding Missourians ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.

The Missouri Department of Transportation will shift all westbound lanes of Interstate 70 from the Foristell weigh station to the Warren County line to the left, starting Monday.

The motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet and died at the hospital.

Officers chased the shooters until their car came to a stop several blocks later in the 1500 block of Sells Avenue. The occupants of the car managed to escape.

A group of civic and business leaders has spent more than a year quietly studying how the city might rejoin St. Louis County.

The St. Louis Growth and Impact Fund aims to invest in projects that “fill in the gap” from downtown St. Louis to Forest Park

CHESTERFIELD — The city of Chesterfield may ask voters to approve a nearly $35 million bond issue to pay for a new aquatic center and headquarters for Central Park employees — and also ask voters for a new sales tax…

“I have never seen a prosecutor treat a judge with that sort of disrespect."