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A June attack of a man in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood has been ruled a homicide.

Polished, formerly Goedeker’s, reported a 37% drop in sales during its second quarter earnings call with investors Tuesday.

MoDOT said the shutdown is to allow workers to complete the final segment of the new northbound ramp.

An analysis found that the decline in homicides and gun assaults in neighborhoods getting the Cure Violence treatment wasn’t much different from that seen in areas without the program.

School board on Thursday hears from critics and supporters, but takes no action.

Complaints about flood risks and levee controversies were the focus of a Thursday public hearing held by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Mississippi River Commission.

A judge heard arguments for whether to continue to ban the Post-Dispatch from reporting details about a mental health evaluation for a man accused of killing a police officer.

Saint Louis folks should be prepared for high temperatures. It looks like it will be a warm 84 degrees. A 63-degree low is forecasted. Expect clear skies today. High UV indexes are expected. The sun's rays will be intense. Stay…

The woman's lawyer argued in court that she is pregnant again and the St. Louis County jail can not provide proper medical care.

Billy Busch Sr., a son of the former owner of Anheuser-Busch, said he would “be the first in line to buy” the Bud Light brand back from A-B InBev.

Candidates for Missouri governor and the U.S. Senate shook hands, met with reporters Thursday at the Governor’s Ham Breakfast.

The United Steel Workers said this week it would only back Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. as a suitor for the company.

Concerns about resident opposition has forced Peter & Paul Community Services to back off locations in two neighborhoods so far, a top official said.

Retailers across the state have been barred from selling thousands of marijuana products as a result of the ongoing state investigation.

In addition to DSS, the University of Missouri System also has begun notifying students and employees about the data breach of the software MOVEit.

Nearly one-third of the states have received warnings from federal Medicaid officials.

Missouri's approach to athletes profiting from their name, image and likeness lets even high school recruits earn money. It all should give Mizzou a recruiting boost.

The current fund balance projection for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024 is about $3 billion.

Teenagers in St. Charles County will soon be required to have parental permission or a guardian in tow to visit public libraries during some hours.

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