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A political candidate — also a convicted felon with ties to former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger — is set to appear Friday in Jefferson County circuit court.

Citizens for Modern Transit hopes to attract new riders by mailing out several hundred free passes to MetroLink and Metro buses for July.

One bill would stop Veterans Affairs department from stripping veterans of rights to possess firearms solely because they required help in managing their benefits.

The incident happened about 10:30 a.m. Monday at a residence on Taylor Oaks Court, police said.

Lewis, graduate of Kinloch High and Webster University, shared a video supporting Bush in her Aug. 4 Democratic primary race against U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell.

Officers were called at around 10:30 p.m. to Gravois Avenue and Potomac Street. The vehicle involved left the scene, police said.

There are 29 abandoned landfills in Missouri.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in May.

Terrence Tunstall was shot to death May 26 in the 1400 block of North 13th Street. Tunstall, 43, lived in St. Louis.

The Henry Avenue Historic District has become a battleground between city officials who support the plan and residents who say the development would destroy the neighborhood.

Boanerges Flores, of Nicaragua, was detained during a routine immigration appointment, and his wife, Alba Matamoro, received an ankle monitor.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer traveled to London on British Airway's inaugural direct flight.

Though he shared the name of Anheuser-Busch's co-founder, conservation and his fight to preserve Mississippi River floodplain distinguished Adolphus Busch from other members of St. Louis' royal family.

The case wasn't unique when filed, but it took a long, twisted path to national importance.

Headlines from the June 1, 1926, front page include: Former St. Louis woman chief heir to $50 million.

Webster Groves Community Land Trust aims to preserve smaller homes, which are getting harder and harder to find.

“We didn’t know when it was going to end,” said Jay Nelson, chief of staff to Aldermanic President Megan Green.

Headlines from the May 31, 1926, front page include: Van Orman first in the Bennett Cup race.

Catch up on local business appointments, awardees and hires.

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