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The all-girls school, which opened in 1932, is the only Catholic high school left in North County.

Heather Stiles says she was fired by Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick after she alleged the office had failed to follow state and federal laws and guidelines. Fitzpatrick denies the allegations.

The state is requiring St. Louis to spend more on police. Most of the new money this year is set to pay the city back for services.

Florissant police have asked St. Louis County detectives to investigate the death.

Missouri’s 1st District congressman announced last week that St. Louis will get $4.9 million through a federal grant to designing a new de-icing pad and containment facility at Lambert.

Jorre Hadley, 24, was shot more than once in the 4200 block of Maffitt Avenue.

Stephen Snofke was shot Saturday after officers say he pointed a gun at them.

The new MetroLink fare system that will automatically open gates when customers present their tickets won’t be online until early next year.

Construction company Builder's Bloc says in court documents that McBride Homes fraudulently filed dozens of false real estate records over the past year in St. Charles, Jefferson and Franklin counties.

Republican bills to repeal sick leave requirements in last year’s Proposition A and the abortion-rights Amendment 3 are still pending. The deadline is 6 p.m. Friday.

U.S. and China are expected to hold trade talks Saturday through Monday in Switzerland.

More states are forcing home sellers to specifically disclose when their homes have flooded. But not Missouri, even as properties are flooded and flipped by the dozens.

Kern CSJ, Sister Anna Margaret — St. Louis, MO

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Retired ministers and their friends join St. Louis protests to support Washington University and oppose Trump administration policies.

The unveiling of a historic marker celebrates community resilience as surviving residents seek compensation for having their complex sprayed with a toxic substance as part of a Cold War experiment.

The car overturned and became engulfed in flames.

State troopers say he was driving too fast for the curve.

"I'm too old to fight," said vet director Dr. Doug Pernikoff. His departure comes a week after an outbreak of a fatal canine virus.

Police say the man pointed a gun at an officer.