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Michael Wright has been an associate circuit judge since 2014 and before that was county prosecutor for 22 years.

A Jefferson County chiropractor spent years pretending to be a licensed doctor to commit a $4.3 million fraud that involved fake medical excuse slips and false declarations of permanent disability.

The expansion of tipping culture — tipflation — took off during the pandemic and is changing customer experiences in unexpected ways and places.

Can 10 states really come together and agree on anything? Fear might motivate them.

Posts from parents have become more revealing as children have gotten older. Parents share their college kids’ social adjustment issues, loneliness, roommate troubles, course scheduling problems and cafeteria complaints.

Zachary Barebo, 23, was charged with 11 counts of sodomy, child molestation and statutory rape accusing him of assaulting two girls, ages 15 and 16, in June.

Napoli Sea, the latest venture from the Pietoso family behind Cafe Napoli, features an often-opulent menu and throwback touches.

The top Republican in the Missouri House is facing allegations he threatened to terminate the employment of a nonpartisan legislative staffer

Two corrections officers are "no longer employed by the department" after failing to supervise a child-sex offender who escaped from a St. Louis County hospital on Thursday.

One week after saying he would hold company to its word about selling soon-to-close plants, Hawley now is grilling company about alleged child-labor violations.

League of Conservation Voters political action committee has endorsed Kunce, a Democrat, in his bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in 2024

The city argues that the legislation created an unconstitutional unfunded mandate from the state

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Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Sept. 22-28.

Missouri's Auditor said in a statement that the allegations about the St. Louis City Justice Center are “extremely concerning and warrant intense scrutiny.”

Missouri now ranks No. 3 among states that have banned books in schools over the last year, according to a PEN America report released Thursday.

MoDOT says the ramp from southbound I-270 to westbound I-44 will close at 8 p.m. Friday and reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

The city has already heard plans to use the money to increase pay for police, fix crumbling roads, and create "mini-forests" in the city.

Two inmates lured a guard into their cell, jumped him and took his keys. This was the beginning of what would be the worst riot ever at the Missouri penitentiary.

A child-sex offender was captured Thursday night after escaping from a St. Louis County hospital and causing a manhunt that transfixed much of the region.