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A measure to freeze property taxes for seniors would provide tax relief supporters say is essential, but it would cause budget headaches for the county.

Several churches, including many in the St. Louis area, have broken from the national Methodist organization. 'Grieving' pastors are trying to move forward.

A group of area officials and scientists has mounted a campaign to post signs across this St. Louis suburb, warning residents of flooding high-water marks and alerting the area of the potential for danger to come.

The crash killed a 60-year-old motorcyclist, Steven T. Tucker, who worked as a deputy with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department.

Modelo Especial was the country's top-selling beer for the second month in a row in June. The Constellation Brands' beer first dethroned Anheuser-Busch InBev's Bud Light in May.

Schmitt’s first year in office has been defined more by the work he did as Missouri Attorney General than legislative accomplishments in Congress.

The attorney general’s office recently launched a six-figure media campaign, featuring Andrew Bailey, urging people to report suspicious activity.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as 34-year-old Daymon O. Wray, 34, of Sedalia, Missouri.

Ron Daugherty of Daugherty Business Solutions says an intentional focus on diversity fuels a program benefitting entry-level workers and employers as well.

Local officials hoped to help hundreds of homeowners with federal buyouts after their houses flooded last summer. Now the list stands at just 52. And even those who made the cut are left waiting.

The developer behind a controversial housing project in rural St. Charles County has altered their plans ahead of Monday night’s County Council meeting.

Kidnappers assaulted Helena Luer on the evening of July 10, 1933, and dragged her husband, August, to a getaway car.

“Regulation could severely handicap us,” wrote Stephen Thaler, who runs Imagination Engines in St. Charles.

Ashcroft acted after Republican lawmakers failed to pass a similar measure during the state’s legislative session that ended on May 12.

Researchers at the St. Louis university have developed an air monitor that can alert users to the presence of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus responsible for COVID-19 — in five minutes.

"It will go at speed of 12 miles an hour. The battery must be renewed every 30 miles, but that is done in a moment's time."

Gov. Mike Parson vetoes a public safety priority in St. Louis but approves rural projects that local taxpayers are helping fund. Is this ‘rural socialism?’

The field already includes Marine veteran Lucas Kunce, the runner-up in last year’s U.S. Senate primary, and St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell.

City aldermen are joining a fight the civilian jail oversight board and criminal justice advocates have been waging to increase transparency about violence at the city justice center.

Rep. Crystal Quade is the minority party leader of the Missouri House.