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The move marks the latest shift from permanent staffing to temporary workers in St. Louis County government.

Soccer player Rasmus Alm is promoting Celsius energy drinks.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski closed St. Roch in May 2023 under the Archdiocese of St. Louis’ “All Things New” downsizing plan.

The letter to the school board was sent hours before a meeting which was likely to involve the future of the suspended superintendent.

St. Louis has seen increased graffiti complaints in recent years. A perceived surge in vandalism, coinciding with the annual art festival Paint Louis, has put festival organizers on the defense.

The deadline to register for the general election is Oct. 9. As of now, voters who didn’t cast a ballot in the 2022 midterm might be labeled as inactive.

If reporters at the New York Times and other New York hipsters spent a little more time in St. Louis, they wouldn't be so out of touch.

Terrell D. McDaniel previously pleaded guilty to shooting and killing 42-year-old Andre Nash on Nov. 3, 2022 near Barrett Brothers Park in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

J B Loggins III, 41, pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in connection to the shooting death of Jason Palmer on May 3, 2023.

ST. LOUIS — A Belleville man was sentenced Monday to seven years in prison for a 2021 killing in the city's Lewis Place neighborhood.

The contribution from the former contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination adds to the mountain of funds already raised by the pro-abortion rights side.

Officers responded to a call for service at 9:26 a.m. Sunday for a person struck near the intersection of Schuetz Road at Millstone Campus Drive.

Marcellus Williams' lawyer focused on what he said was a prosecutor's admission that he illegally struck at least one juror because of his race in the original trial.

Budzinski said bill, now headed to Senate, would eliminate complicated legal jargon from federal notices regarding education, health care, other services.

Hawley moves legislation that requires Secret Service to turn over all assassination documents; Schmitt remains doubtful about getting full disclosure.

The new signs will urge people not to dig near the creek because of the presence of “low-level radioactive materials.”

Two months after suspending Keisha Scarlett, the school board is scheduled to meet in a special closed session about a personnel matter.

The East St. Louis Historical Society is hoping to save the old Lincoln School — and the town's history — before both are lost to time.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as 22-year-old Jihad A. Sumreen.

Ratings are down. Revenue is down. Losses are piling up. Will diversity be enough to change its fortunes?