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The number of Missourians under the age of 18 fell by more than 18,000, or 1%, from 2017 to 2022.

St. Louis County’s population was 274,200 people when the war began. By 1960, it would top 700,000 and keep climbing.

Authorities on Monday identified human remains found last week at a former Metro East copper smelting plant as 36-year-old Vernon L. Law.

Federal authorities charged a man Monday in connection with the shootings deaths of two 18-year-old girls and the injuries of two pregnant 17-year-olds earlier this month in north St. Louis.

The Ward 1 race for the Bel-Nor Board of Aldermen and a tax increase for the West Overland fire district are going to a recount this Friday.

Nearly 20 people are seeking to replace the embattled Kimberly M. Gardner as circuit attorney in St. Louis.

Students are abandoning the Humanities for the more lucrative STEM disciplines: science, technology, engineering and math.

Thirty years after it opened during the Great Flood, Main Street Books in St. Charles celebrates its anniversary.

After Shalonda Webb stopped opposing County Executive's spending powers, Jamestown Mall got another $180,000 allotment from agency controlled by Sam Page.

Tyrone “Marty Lo” Williams, 20, of Alton, was gunned down last Wednesday night in the 1600 block of Rock Spring Drive.

The city would only ask that employees live within a one-hour response time.

Greater St. Louis Inc. announced Monday that Maggie Kost, acting director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development, will take over as the group's chief business attraction officer.

Christopher Dunn was convicted in July 1991 in the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Ricco Rogers. The case relied entirely on the eyewitness testimony of two teen boys who later recanted.

St. Louis prosecutors are wrestling with staffing and workload issues, leaving cases to languish. Crime victims and their relatives are left wondering when justice will be served.

The story behind a Christmas Eve murder-suicide last year involving an off-duty St. Louis County police officer and a grandfather from Iowa has never been told.

Infighting among Republicans derailed bills, gave minority Democrats opportunities.

Des Peres is on track to ask residents if they want to ban recreational marijuana businesses. But construction is already underway on a shop in the heart of the city.

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Flash floods caused by early evening thunderstorms stranded motorists across St. Louis on Sunday.

Police broke up two large fights with teens early Sunday morning before responding to a "barrage of gunfire" a block away in downtown St. Louis.