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Paul Henreid argues he wanted a quiet expungement but got more media attention instead.

The state confirms it is “monitoring irregularities” involving the nonprofit running the MET Center, a workforce training and education hub in Wellston.

Summer camps fill a crucial need for childcare when schools are out of sessions for working families.

All the “no” votes came from Democrats, but three of them joined with Republicans to vote in favor.

St. Louis Chess Club employee and Saint Louis University chess coach Alejandro Ramirez resigned Monday from both positions amid an investigation into allegations of sexual assault and misconduct against him.

For good measure, we threw in some beloved bears. The region is a honeypot, after all.

Lavon Carthen, 45, was in a wheelchair when he was hit by a car at New Halls Ferry and Dunn roads just after 8 p.m. March 1. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.

The system to thwart voter fraud known as ERIC has become a target of suspicion among some Republicans

The API Innovation Center said the grant from the state-funded Missouri Technology Corp. will further its work in reshoring pharmaceutical ingredients.

A St. Louis County man pleaded guilty Monday to killing a 19-year-old near Spanish Lake six months after the teen's older brother was also killed.

Additionally, 67% of those polled said city leaders’ top priority should be reducing crime.

Kim Gardner has the lowest staffing level since taking office, with far less total experience than six years ago. “It was unsustainable there,” one ex-employee says.

U.S. Rep. Wagner's pro-Taiwan bill clears Foreign Affairs Committee; Bost, Budzinski will work on farm issues; U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt joins Commerce Committee.

Bill McClellan writes: I remember when people dressed up to go to church. They dressed up to go to court. They dressed up to get on airplanes. In the really old days, they dressed up to go to baseball games.

Garvey spent 18 years as circuit judge, then left for private practice. He mediated court case that led to $790 million settlement over Rams’ move to L.A.

ST. LOUIS — Keeva Gilmore’s desires for a new home are simple: new electrical wiring, insulated windows to keep the cold out and a safe place for children to play.

U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski, D-Springfield, was driving force behind honor, timed to coincide with end of Black History Month and start of Women's History Month.

County officials are considering disciplinary action after a whistleblower said a jail superintendent was flauting a policy meant to protect guards.

St. Charles mother's Facebook post seeking a friend for her 24-year-old with Down syndrome went viral with tens of thousands of responses.

Every morning, around 6 a.m., Prince has a job to do.