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Clancy seemed less worried about who was named to the positions, as long as it wasn’t Rita Heard Days, D-1st District, or Mark Harder, R-7th District.

Officers on Tuesday night shot and killed a man fleeing a traffic stop, according to authorities.

Federal programs are tied to an archaic definition of poverty. Just ask the folks at St. Louis area food pantries how that affects their lives.

Vivek Malek is the first person of color to serve in a statewide office in Missouri.

Ferguson-based Emerson is making a play to buy a Texan company, despite rebuffs from its leadership, in a $7.6 billion deal.

The woman fired at least one shot from inside her van outside of the city's Social Security Administration building in Downtown.

Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, has long targeted the tax.

Brian R. Kelly, 26, was charged in St. Louis Circuit Court with two counts of second-degree murder, two counts of involuntary manslaughter and one count of tampering with a motor vehicle.

Police on Tuesday announced they've arrested a man they believe shot and killed another man who was breaking into his car at a gas station in Soulard.

The same company that operated a St. Louis County program will oversee the statewide program

A local real estate company is proposing to turn two mid-rise apartment buildings in Clayton's leafy DeMun neighborhood into a boutique hotel.

The incident occurred two days after Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation to protect out-of-state abortion seekers

The rejection is a victory for the Biden administration, which is fighting legal battles around the country over the restriction.

William E. Jones, 50, was arrested Friday and is being held in lieu of $1 million cash bail.

“We really have a lot of kids who struggle getting to do laundry consistently,” said Yeatman Middle School Principal Christopher Crumble.

The St. Louis recreational mainstay drew about 760,000 visitors last year.

The victims are a man and two women.

The majority of students returned to the magnet school where they can specialize in music, art or dance performance.

Lawmakers prepare to debate how far curriculum can go regarding race and equity.

"This is these residents' homes. We are their family, and our work speaks for itself," one longtime employee said.