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Attorneys for the state of Missouri argued Thursday that abortion bans aren't inherently religious, even if lawmakers pass them because of their faith.

St. Louis-area residents can expect to receive notice by March 4 to submit their claims in a nationwide class action lawsuit against two car manufacturers.

John "Jake" Ehlinger, 35, was booked just before noon Thursday and is being held without bond.

Suit from 2017 alleges Christine Ingrassia contributed to a 15-year-old passenger’s death in 2014 by chasing car suspected in drug deal.

St. Louis could add a second direct flight to Europe with the help of Missouri officials. Kansas City also wants in on the action.

Council members thought they might have some say in laying off 16 public health employees. But the employees had already received their layoff notices.

An 18-year-old Ferguson man on Thursday was charged with murder in the shooting death of a Clayton man who came outside to find the teenager tampering with his car.

A committee, which includes Green, unanimously approved the $7.9 million accounting system contract that has since ballooned to more than twice that amount.

Eighty-four employees of NextGen Healthcare Inc.’s St. Louis office are being laid off as a result of the company being recently purchased by a private equity firm.

GM's new labor deal passed this week by relatively slim margins, and was rejected by some large plants, including Wentzville.

Drake returns to St. Louis for his “It’s All a Blur Tour — Big as the What?” show. And he’s bringing J. Cole with him.

Pierre Lamont Richmond, of the 1200 block of White Moon Way in Hazelwood, was shot after trying to rob a check-cashing store in St. Louis.

The administration sold the plan as a three-phase approach — “welcome, shelter, independence” — aimed at meeting the needs of migrants.

The lawsuit alleges, among other arguments, that cisgender MU Health patients with other diagnoses can receive the same treatments the two plaintiffs are currently denied.

Fifteen dollars from the monarch plate fee will go to a Department of Natural Resources roadside monarch habitat fund.

“I don’t think they care if the community shows up,” one activist said.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Karen J. Sweeney, 67, of Foristell, Missouri.

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Nov. 17-23.

The Associate Members of KDHX say they are not being given the representation on the board that they are entitled to.