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Pastors have until Tuesday to respond in writing with their thoughts on whether a merger or closure of their parish is warranted.

Red-state Democrats like Missouri’s Claire McCaskill facing grim reelection prospects joined forces in 2018 with Republicans to slash bank regulations.

The Personal Privacy Protection Act was designed to shield nonprofits from having to disclose their donors to government agencies and allow for certain limited liability companies to contribute to candidates.

Andrew Bailey acts as the Missouri Senate again takes up legislation to restrict transgender care, trans athletes.

Missouri is surrounded by states that have legalized sports betting.

While U.S. Rep. Cori Bush secures $82.2 million in 2022 flood relief, U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley’s bill to declassify COVID-19 information hits president’s desk.

Ascension’s Nick Ragone compares his chess vs. golf skills – and he’s got game in both.

The federal government wants to test soil and water at a popular hiking spot in north St. Louis County for radiological contamination.

Forecasters expressed concern about the increased likelihood of major spring flooding in the Upper Mississippi River Basin, particularly from the Twin Cities to St. Louis, because of rapid snowmelt.

Dale Dixon was sentenced to 10 years with credit for five years time served in the death of Christopher Myers.

We are headed toward a trainwreck. There is a way out.

Rows of trees at Forest Park that have greeted visitors with white blooms for years are getting an overhaul.

Armon Burns was convicted in the killing of Trevon Wright, 21, at a gas station in unincorporated St. Louis County.

Lopez Watson-Simms was accused of murder in a 2018 Spanish Lake home invasion.

The accused is 18 years old, but he was 17 when the killing happened so is in custody of the St. Louis County juvenile court.

Some cannabis customers say they prefer buying in Missouri, which unlike Illinois, offers home delivery, drive-thru windows, and deli style service.

The crash happened about 11:40 p.m. Sunday on Highway 40 (Interstate 64), just west of Hampton Avenue.

City battles to maintain control as Republicans try to snatch it away.

Heightened visibility across pop culture has made drag performers a lightning rod for controversy, in spite of a history of philanthropy and community outreach efforts.

Narrative by former Transgender Center employee Jamie Reed “puts us in the bullseye,” one mother said.