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Some who provide emergency shelter in St. Louis said that occupancy was at or near capacity

Dick’s Sporting Goods will hold a grand opening at 2399 Troy Road on March 14-16.

The decision follows a stalemate at the Board of Aldermen in which a plan to spend $11 million of Rams relocation settlement money on the Railway Exchange failed to proceed.

Bayer, whose U.S. headquarters is in Creve Coeur, has argued the ingredient under scrutiny in its Roundup weedkiller — glyphosate — is essential to the state’s agriculture industry.

The proposed subdivision would feature 109 homes sandwiched between Dyer Road and Highway 79 north of O'Fallon, according to a preliminary map included in county documents.

Officers were called to the 4400 block of Jennings Station Road just before 1 a.m., the North County Police Cooperative said.

Republicans are trying to cut off a source of funding for ballot initiatives in Missouri by making it illegal for foreign entities to contribute money to campaigns for constitutional amendments.

Robert Bergman graduated from De Smet in 1993 and started working there as an English teacher in 2000.

Metro East Democrat is taking aim at lowering drug costs, attracting rural healthcare providers and simplifying veterans' dealings with federal government

Restaurants always close. But fewer new spots are replacing the old ones.

Officials in Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ administration said they planned to restart service shutoffs last year. But an aid program designed to help customers in arrears wasn’t ready in time.

BJC HealthCare, SSM Health and the James S. McDonnell Foundation are backing St. Louis Community Credit Union’s program to assist minority-owned businesses in need of affordable business loans.

“That’s just wrong on I don’t know how many levels,” Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said in an interview Saturday.

Anthony Byrd, chief administrative officer of the city personnel department, “always drove city cars,” his boss testified during her public hearing.

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