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Illinois State Police released the additional names on Saturday.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Adjuncts live on the underbelly of the higher education scene in America.

The $50 billion plan will go into effect July 1 pending approval by Gov. Mike Parson.

The union that represents St. Louis-area nursing home workers has reached a labor agreement for three local facilities, after more than a year of negotiations.

The money for the new cars is coming from the massive federal infrastructure bill passed by Congress in 2021.

Because of ongoing maintenance work, crews at 9 p.m. Friday will shut down the ramp from eastbound I-270/255 to Lemay Ferry Road and I-55.

Gardner elaborated on the argument casting herself as a reformer who tried to hold police officers accountable and offer second chances to defendants.

The attorney general, St. Louis County prosecutor Wesley Bell and downtown law firms Lewis Rice and Thompson Coburn all said they stand ready to help.

Erin Foerstel, 43, of Kirkwood, faces charges of statutory sodomy in the second degree and sexual contact with a student younger than 17.

Highway traffic will be routed through the exit and entrance ramps at Zumbehl.

No decision has been made on whether to appoint a Republican or Democrat.

Who will Gov. Mike Parson choose to lead circuit attorney’s office? Hopefully somebody who knows how to manage a law firm.

The Department of Social Services estimates the extension would cover more than 4,000 people who otherwise go uninsured two months after the end of pregnancy.

A man on Monday morning was shot and killed in a parking lot in Flordell Hills.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Friday said he would not dismiss his lawsuit seeking St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's removal until she vacates her office.

Owners of companies that see increased business in the summer have said they are having trouble finding people to fill the jobs.

Sales jumped nearly 15% over the second quarter in Fiscal Year 2022.

Officials are hoping to attract an "advanced manufacturing" user to the property.

The news sent shockwaves through downtown courthouses where victims, defense attorneys and judges had complained for weeks about the dysfunction.

State’s lawyers assert a deceased MoDOT worker’s unborn child met the definition of an employee, shielding the department from a lawsuit.