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“National Police Week” honor passed by 413-2 vote. Bush and U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Michigan, said resolution just pushes GOP’s “false narrative.”

Police said the victims were found about 1:40 a.m. at a four-bedroom home at 1605 Country Acres Drive, off of Thoele Road.

With return of baseball in April, Cardinal flagship radio station sees more than 40% bump in overall audience and jumps into top five in Nielsen ratings.

Some lawmakers who voted in favor of the bill say Missouri schools are already allowed to teach these classes.

Rare images of the GBU-57 shared as tensions with Iran escalate.

It's an uphill battle. There are 24,000 vacant properties in the city, many of which land at the feet of the Problem Properties unit.

If the governor signs the bill into law as expected, legal challenges could delay its implementation.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as 43-year-old Justin L. Rifle.

Revelers gathered along Market Street on Sunday to celebrate the Annie Malone parade.

Friends and colleague say Gabe Gore is a disciplined and civic minded attorney who's up for the tough task of turning around the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office.

The giant home-goods retailer was a brick-and-mortar juggernaut, but it could not capitalize on its advantages when business started going online.

“The courts are so messed up down there. We don’t even know how he got out,” Shelia Wilson says.

A woman was injured in a shooting Sunday outside of a St. Louis bar.

Police responded to a fatal shooting around 2:30 a.m. on Sunday in the Near North Riverfront neighborhood of St. Louis.

Supreme Court tells rural Missouri judge to stand down in his attempt to hold circuit clerk in contempt of court.

Charter Communications is on a hiring spree, as it takes on a six-year effort to expand rural broadband access in Missouri.

May 21, 1966, the last day of streetcar service in St. Louis. It ended an unbroken run of 107 years of public transportation on rails, sundered by family sedans and cul-de-sacs.

Barak Mattingly was once the most influential Republican in St. Louis. That meant more in his time than it does today. Mattingly died in 1956, long before I got here, but a friend and I once interviewed his mistress. She…

A Chesterfield man died Thursday after a road-rage fight in a Dierbergs parking lot.

The incident took place on the border between the Old North St. Louis and the St. Louis Place neighborhoods.