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With one week left before spring break, Republicans may shift debate to transgender issues instead.

What started as a mere trickle of spam has now grown into great hulking mountains of unwanted calls and internet pitches.

Flood damage at Sew Hope, a community sewing center in the Florissant Meadows Shopping Center, was extensive.

The legislation will be the subject of a hearing on March 7.

Accounts from almost two dozen parents contradict examples provided by former case manager at transgender center.

“The support that has been given has allowed us to solely focus on Janae’s health and our family, which has taken a heavy weight off our shoulders during this crucial time,” the couple said.

"Left in the Midwest," edited by two St. Louis University professors, is a scholarly look at progressive activism here in the 1960s and ’70s.

Luster Dunn, 29, said a store employee began beating him after the employee accused him of shoplifting cookies.

Saturday’s festivities injected hope — down packed city streets, into bustling bars, and onto the faces of tens of thousands of soccer fans — in a city that sometimes feels besieged by violence and disappointment.

The police pursuit started near Rosalie Street and North Kingshighway Boulevard.

A woman was shot Friday night during a robbery attempt in the parking lot of a Schnucks grocery store in St. Peters.

Bars and restaurants near the stadium were gearing up for big crowds.

Balko, a Hanoverian Hound from Germany, was 6 years old, the department said, and had been with the department for more than three years.

Game will be shown only on Apple's soccer-specific package, which has a fee in addition to Apple subscription.

Police in Missouri reported firing their guns 58 times in 10 months last year, according to a new statewide report.

The subpoenas seek communications between the circuit attorney and the two elected officials.

Metro Transit plans to reduce the area served by its paratransit Call-A-Ride vans next month.

Former police sergeant Heather Taylor sued the department for racial discrimination and hostile work environment.

The deal, approved by police union members this week, calls for pay bumps later this year worth thousands of dollars per officer, up and down the seniority chart.

Hi-Tech Charities founder said they served about 500 students a year but districts accounted for 12.