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The U.S. meat industry has struggled with declining profits and reduced demand from consumers.

Police on Monday identified a man killed last week in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

St. Louis Hills could be the second neighborhood in the past two years to start charging a special levy to pay for things typically run out of City Hall.

"He should have never been charged," said the man's lawyer. "It was clearly a case of self-defense." The man spent nearly a year in jail before charges were dropped.

A longtime St. Louis-area journalist has been hired to lead the St. Charles County Communications Department.

Taxpayers face potential losses if the company does not repay a $700 million loan the Trump administration approved in 2020.

A 7-year-old boy died Monday morning in an apparent accidental shooting in Berkeley.

Because bridge maintenance efforts won't be as extensive as originally anticipated, motorists will encounter fewer changes than previously planned.

The attorney general finds precedent in the 25-year-old settlement with large tobacco companies and more recently with advertising for vaping.

The lawsuit alleges Republican Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick filed an inacurrate estimate of how much it will cost if abortion rights are restored in Missouri.

Federal prosecutors in St. Louis say they’ve seen a 50% increase in child exploitation this year compared with the previous four-year average, a jump driven largely by a rise in reports of online predators and crackdowns by law enforcement.

Maggie Crane, a former spokeswoman for Mayor Francis Slay, earlier this year was named the senior vice president of public affairs, a newly created role for the Cortex tech district.

An inspections backlog grew in Missouri during the COVID-19 pandemic, exacerbated more recently by staffing shortages and a spike in complaints that have tapped available resources.

In a monetary policy world where doves argue for lower interest rates and hawks for higher ones, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank Jim Bullard was difficult to categorize.

Nearly 5,000 Jehovah's Witnesses from throughout the region will gather at St. Charles' Family Arena this weekend as the denomination resumes in-person conventions for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 22-year-old clerk was shot and killed July 18 at a Dogtown gas station. At other St. Louis stations, there've been shootings and a kidnapping in July, according to police.

A 22-year-old man was shot and killed Sunday in the city's Kingsway West neighborhood.

Ron Daugherty of Daugherty Business Solutions believes it’s important to combine his hobbies and passions with business opportunities and community outreach.

African People’s Socialist Party says it’s targeted because of its message. But an indictment accuses party leaders of working for Russian operatives.

Members of an American Legion post in O’Fallon, Illinois, found out about Bill Jakob’s troubling past — after they elected him commander.