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The state health department will focus on edibles or drinks that mimic candy or regular food, giving up the push to ban all products made with hemp-derived THC.

A police dog, Finn, searched with officers and found the man hiding near Euclid and Maryland avenues, police said Wednesday morning.

Democrats say Republicans who insist they support IVF are being hypocritical because they won’t support legislation guaranteeing a right to it.

The wing is slated to open in 2025.

"As his brother, I am deeply saddened by this situation," Sal Frisella wrote.

There were no immediate reports that any of the packages contained hazardous material.

The St. Louis County-based company says the FTC wrongly blames it for driving up drug prices to consumers.

Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, the group of abortion-rights activists that initiated the ballot measure, dismissed Hawley’s argument as a distraction.

A harvest moon rises over St. Louis during a three percent lunar eclipse.

McBride Homes is proposing to build 14 condominium buildings and a multi-unit commercial building with a patio, situated around about 6 acres of greenspace.

It's been a year since Illinois became the first state to end cash bail. Here's a look at how things are going.

An engineer who designed weapons for a leading gun manufacturer testified Tuesday that AR-style weapons restricted under Illinois law are popular with consumers and are intended for legal purposes.

Police on Tuesday arrested a suspect armed with a loaded handgun outside Husky Academy in the Ritenour School District.

Election security experts said the breach is unlikely to affect the upcoming election, but could make affected individuals susceptible to identity theft.

Either court could issue a stay on Marcellus Williams' execution, set for Sept. 24, to give the judges time to review the filings.

The founder of an organization that works to apprehend child predators claims he "caught" a Hazelwood West Middle teacher.

Steve Tilley, a longtime lobbyist and adviser to Gov. Mike Parson, is hosting the latest fundraiser.

A 17-year-old has died from injuries he suffered while riding in an SUV that crashed in a "large hole" in a North Riverfront construction zone on Sept. 8

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