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Biotech giant Bayer and its subsidiary Monsanto won a victory last week in a trial over whether the pesticide Roundup caused cancer.

Police responded to calls for a shooting Sept. 6, 2021, and found the victim's body in a car near the Arch grounds.

Cannell Capital wants teddy-bear company to be more aggressive about returning value to its owners.

FEMA will open a disaster recovery center Saturday at 2740 Arsenal Street; it will be the seventh in the area since heavy flash flooding in July.

Several hundred gather Thursday night in University City to honor Joe Edwards’ 50 years of drinks, dart and live music at the bar which opened on Sept. 9, 1972.

'Bullets don’t have a name, and it doesn’t even have to be about anything,' said the victim's mother, Tanya Moore. 'They took my baby. That was my baby. He’s not coming back. For what though?'

Marrell Withers was found guilty in the Dec. 9, 2020, killing of Samuel Spires.

The 2021 lawsuit alleged Bryan Westfall murdered Jones, concealed her death and misled investigators.

The woman was shot multiple times in the chest just after 4:30 p.m. in the 2800 block of North Grand Boulevard.

A St. Louis County judge on Thursday threw out an attempt by Robertson Fire Protection District board members to stop a recall election set for Nov. 8.

M2 Development Partners says it plans to acquire the 67-acre site just north of Interstate 270 for a project it’s named “Lighthouse Landing.”

Data reporter Janelle O'Dea joins hosts Liz Miller and Beth O'Malley to discuss the St. Louis-area public pay database.

The 24-mile expressway from downtown into St. Charles was the first spoke in the pinwheel of today's regional system of superhighways.

Valley Park says Scrap Mart is a public nuisance. The business and its owner say the city is violating its rights by plotting to close it down. Now the fight is headed to court — again.

Ameren will add solar "canopies" to two of its St. Louis-area facilities, through a program aiming to install arrays in "underutilized" spaces like parking lots.

State Rep. Raychel Proudie, D-Ferguson, presses for answers as DESE investigates lack of due process in suspensions.

Blanton named president at Xtreme; Corrigan joins Boone Center; Anders, Schowalter promote

At issue is a proposal to allow those age 21 and older to buy and grow marijuana for personal consumption and automatically erase records of some past marijuana-related crimes.

Alleged co-conspirators testified Thursday in the trial of former "Sweetie Pie's" reality TV star James "Tim" Norman.

Dr. Zinia Thomas made headlines in 2019 when other cannabis doctors accused her of illegally selling marijuana. She was arrested Sept. 1.