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On two raucous nights in September 1960, Lambert Field was alive with up-close presidential politicking.

Leonard Leo promised "fury" in Missouri if he didn't get his way on judicial selection. He lost here. But the fury came to the nation's federal judiciary.

Both police and the family of the 16-year-old shot and killed by police agree that the teen was armed and running away before his death. But that's where their accounts diverge.

In the St. Louis area, a range of industries could be affected by a looming railroad strike, including automotive, oil, agriculture and manufacturing.

Burke’s husband, longtime Chicago Ald. Ed Burke, is awaiting trial on federal corruption charges.

Police said Monday they believe Asplund went into the river on his own volition near the I-74 bridge, became entangled in a barge and was dragged down river.

The man was found dead just after 11 a.m. Monday in the 4400 block of North 20th Street.

Two former students were ready to take the stand. Judge David Munton refused to allow either to testify.

Rebates on income and property taxes are part of a $1.83 billion inflation-relief package built into this year’s budget.

Winemaking in Missouri: A Well-Cultivated History," a documentary from Catherine "Cat" Neville, will makes it premiere at 8 p.m. Sept. 26 on KETC (Channel 9).

STL’s No. 1 celeb revives character created in book series and featured in two 1980s Chevy Chase films. New take co-stars Hamm ‘Mad Men’ pal John Slattery.

Four Republicans have put their names forward as possible replacements for the St. Louis County executive candidate who dropped out of the race.

Local leaders see supply-chain onshoring as a major opportunity

Two drug enforcement detectives shot and killed a teenager Sunday night in the city's Old North St. Louis neighborhood.

City Goods will be located on the southwest corner of the stadium, on the corner of Market and 21st Streets.

Prices at the grocery store are soaring even faster than other prices. An expert explains why and explains that some grocers are making even less money than before.

Prison minimum wage bills are pending in New York and Illinois.

Wealthier neighborhoods in St. Louis have armed themselves with private police, giving them a level of service poor areas can’t afford and fueling racial and economic disparities.

The Schnucks store at 577 Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters is recalling ground beef products over concerns about metal shavings in the food.