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Quincy Baker died by suicide in September 2021, hours after being arrested on charges he spat at a nurse at St. Louis University Hospital's psychiatric unit.

Vincent Schoemehl was mayor for three terms

Information about charges against the person was not immediately available.

A teen's lawyer on Thursday morning said the 17-year-old had a "plausible self-defense" claim for his role in a Ferguson gun battle that killed his uninvolved Lyft driver.

If the tax is not renewed, Missouri may have to begin charging admission to its state park system

What happens in a country to lead to such divergent responses to the brutal murder of two parents? It's more than just the absence of basic empathy; it's outright cruelty.

A County Council committee meeting revealed new details of the riot about a month after the jail released a 102-page report on the incident.

The latest report on a February riot is part of a longer pattern of problems at the St. Louis County jail. Follow the Post-Dispatch's reporting on staffing, safety, oversight and conditions inside the facility.

In June, Build-A-Bear Entertainment, a subsidiary of Build-A-Bear Workshop sued California-based Kabu Productions, Foundation Media Partners and Patrick Hughes in St. Louis County Circuit Court for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.

This follows A-B InBev’s first-quarter earnings that also saw a rise in beer sales for the first time in years.

A Cole County judge said Wednesday he will rule quickly on a case that will determine if property tax caps voted on in April take effect later this year.

The Webster Groves Municipal Court has until Aug. 7 to rectify nearly a dozen issues. Failure to do so could result in severe punishment, a judge said.

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…