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A developer has denied that work to shore up the building from break-ins violated federal rules after a St. Louis agency rescinded a $2 million HUD grant.

The Karpeles Manuscript Library has locations around the country but has only experienced fires in St. Louis. "It's just so bizarre," a museum official said.

The uncertainty threatened to spark a lengthy legal battle and throw city hall into limbo.

The work will make the rink useful for year-round activities, such as roller skating and festivals.

At the height of the pandemic an estimated one-third of the state workforce worked from home

Gemayel Bell, 40, died at the scene of the Thursday morning crash at West Florissant and Arlington avenues.

Ed Hassinger, Missouri’s new transportation director, says he’s trying to secure additional federal funding for the Interstate 70 widening project.

Doctors say it’s not too late to get the vaccine to help prevent or lessen the severity of the flu, which has led to at least 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths — including at least 57 children — so far…

Contributors to anti-abortion pregnancy centers currently can claim a state tax credit equal to 70% of the donation. A Republican lawmaker wants it to be 100%.

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Andrew Lester of Kansas City was scheduled to stand trial next week on charges of first-degree assault and armed criminal action in the shooting of the then 16-year-old, who survived.

Community radio station KDHX (88.1 FM) is near bankruptcy and is contemplating selling some of its assets, its lawyer said in court Thursday.

Police said they began investigating Yahya Maly months ago and claim the chiropractic student used social media platforms to lure women to his Ballwin apartment, where he would rape them.

The tax credit designed to assist low-income homeowners and renters hasn’t been updated since 2008. As a result, fewer people are benefiting.

House lawmakers voted to eliminate the capital gains tax, which could cut $334 million a year in revenue. More than half of that would reflect reduced payments from corporations.

“We are concerned that another innocent person is being charged with this crime."