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The lawsuit raises further questions about the St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council’s accounting under ousted leader Al Bond.

Supporters of the legislation argue that it would give prosecutors a key tool to fight the rise in fentanyl-related deaths and overdoses.

The St. Louis County's auditor office is fully staffed and set to complete several projects, one year after it faced criticism for a lack of productivity and employee turnover.

The liens are one of the hurdles impeding redevelopment of the historic Railway Exchange Building.

Voters could be asked next year to approve a 14th casino license for the popular vacation destination.

He’s one of 19 attorneys general who say rule amounts to religion-based discrimination and violates freedom of speech.

Scott died on Thanksgiving Day at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in O'Fallon after suffering a heart attack and contracting COVID. He was 91.

The Inaugural served as a floating attraction on the St. Louis riverfront from 1968 to 1993. It sank two months after the crest of the flood of 1993.

The university was the only teacher training program to receive a letter of noncompliance from the Missouri education department.

David Horning spend more than 22 years as a Central County Fire and Rescue firefighter before his termination in November 2022.

A local organization broke ground Tuesday on a north St. Louis site where it will host workforce development and research for the manufacturing sector.

Ruby Leigh sang "Long Long Time" by Linda Ronstadt, earning her spot in the top 12 of "The Voice" and its live shows.

Will Scharf is challenging Andrew Bailey for the Republican nomination for Missouri Attorney General.

Korrie D. Black killed his 16-year-old friend during a dispute over a gun he borrowed, evidence during the trial showed.

Ten men on Monday afternoon robbed a 13-year-old boy as he got off a school bus in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood, police said.

Members of the city's jail oversight board on Tuesday will tour the troubled downtown jail for the first time since the board was created, according to the board's chair.

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The resolution opposed a longstanding federal program that could bring up to 30,000 refugees from Latin America into the St. Louis region.

Burke served as archbishop of St. Louis from 2004 until 2009.

The utility said that the closure would correspond with decrease in electricity bills, if granted as outlined in the proposal — netting customers $120 million in savings over 15 years.