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Financial services firm Stifel said it plans to acquire Torreya Partners, a M&A and private capital advisory firm serving the life sciences industry.

A St. Louis County police officer on Saturday morning was shot and killed in an apparent murder-suicide in Lincoln County.

An estimated 300 refugees have arrived in the St. Louis area since April under the Uniting for Ukraine program, a one-time deal by the federal government.

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On Thursday evening, as an arctic front swept across the region and snow coated the roads, volunteers searched for people in need of shelter.

They provided a stack of correspondences to address accusations made against them.

Columnist Bill McClellan says Christmases are for kids and old people. But not cats, definitely not cats.

Students and others affected by the October school shooting gathered for a Christmas dinner on Friday night.

Alderman Brandon Bosley says a woman tried to carjack him on the near north side Thursday night, and he livestreamed the aftermath.

MV Realty has signed thousands of homeowners up for contracts agreeing to use its real estate agents. But signers say they don’t realize a lien is recorded against their property.

A St. Louis County woman facing murder charges tracked down her stolen Hyundai to a gas station and killed two men during a shootout, police say.

St. Louis saw a wind chill of 32 degrees below zero overnight Thursday, the coldest wind chill recorded in the region since 2014.

Missouri has come under scrutiny in the past for mistakenly removing eligible children from their Medicaid rolls. Advocates say provisions in the federal spending bill could help mitigate the issue

John C. Carnes, 67, was charged with one count of tax evasion, one count of corruptly endeavoring to obstruct the IRS and seven counts of failure to pay taxes.

Shelters across the region are running short on volunteeres and bed space as bitter cold hits St. Louis.

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Moran Economic Development promotes two; Poteet joins Powers; Hilliker hires Redel; Marcus & Millichap adds Ambrose

On Christmas 1932, a hodgepodge of charities here offered hot meals to the city's destitute.

Tarlton is serving as construction manager for the new two-story, 66,000-square-foot destination ambulatory center and outpatient facility near Interstate 64 and Highway DD in O’Fallon.

The region saw 1 to 2 inches of snow followed by treacherous winds and subzero temperatures on Thursday, causing difficult conditions on one of the busiest travel days of the year.