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All but one of the 31 bills proposed in Missouri were sponsored by Republicans, including several labeled as some version of a “Parental Rights Act.”

Uncertainty follows a meeting where The Staenberg Group's attorney said the developer was reconsidering the project because of a proposed restriction.

The United Steelworkers union has backed Ohio-based steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs' offer to buy U.S. Steel.

The transaction is still subject to U.S. government approval.

Gov. Mike Parson has 60 days to fill the vacancy.

The forecast is showing a hot day in Saint Louis. Temperatures are projected to be a quite steamy high of 99. Today has the makings of a perfect day to hit the pool or find a nice air-conditioned room. A…

The legislation is aimed at chipping away at the city’s stubborn gun violence problem.

Inmates at the downtown jail held a 70-year-old guard hostage for more than two hours early Tuesday, but city officials released little information about the incident.

This week’s combination of heat and humidity has already delivered some of the highest heat index values ever recorded in the region — Tuesday's topped out at 117 degrees.

On Tuesday, it was the class of 2024’s turn.

Dioavian Cook, 24, was driving nearly 100 mph the wrong way on I-70 in Wentzville before the fatal crash, charges allege.

Ben Harper's new album is "Wide Open Light," on which he explores what he calls Black folk music.

Rockwell Knuckles and Aloha Mischeaux make up hip-hop duo the Knuckles, which performs at Evolution Festival.

Superstar singer's "Renaissance World Tour" at the Dome at America's Center easily emerges as the biggest, Blackest, queerest stadium tour ever.

Federal investigators looking into whether trucks parked on exit ramp contributed to July 12 crash near Highland that killed three people and injured 13 others.

A local hotelier plans to restore the historic building, near Enterprise Center. The famous mural will stay.

Clogged up court dockets in rural county near St. Louis leave defendants hanging with no justice for several years.

The slurry of waste from chicken, beef and poultry processing would be stored in the lagoon and later applied as fertilizer to farm fields

Authorities haven't disclosed what demands, if any, the inmates made or how many inmates were involved.

Police on Tuesday identified the man who died Friday after the car he was driving struck a pole and then a tree in north St. Louis County near Florissant.