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Cleaning the storage area was an out-of-body experience. “Why did he save this?” the person constantly asked.

Republican County Council members previously blocked the transit agency’s annual budget.

Missouri Senate President Caleb Rowden says he is joining the race for Missouri secretary of state in 2024.

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The woman, who was about 40, was inside a car in the 5000 block of Lindenwood Avenue near Hereford Street. Police responded about 11:20 a.m.

The shooter has been taken into custody, Wentzville police said Saturday.

The boy suffered a graze wound and is expected to recover, St. Louis police said.

The city police chief is facing criticism from officers after a recent promotional video featured almost exclusively white, male officers.

An official with the International Institute of St. Louis visited recently with an aide to Chicago's mayor and with several Hispanic-oriented groups there.

Arnold Britt of Ballwin was indicted Thursday for receiving stolen property, a felony; and fraudulent credit card use, a misdemeanor. His court date was set for Nov. 30.

On Friday afternoon, Kim Young received a new car, a 2017 Kia Sorento, from an anonymous donor.

The vulgar comments were part of an Instagram exchange of insults with another user, who then publicly posted the exchange on their account.

The Wentzville School Board will staff a second police officer at future meetings as board members say they've received death threats, capping off another tumultuous month for the school district.

Keno King, of Berkeley, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Taniesha M. Givens, 44.

Missouri had wanted the law to be in effect while the court fight plays out.

A “third and final” payment of $7.20 was issued this week, the icing on the cake for more than 1 million Illinois Facebook users participating in the record settlement.

A teen who was out on bond for escaping from the St. Louis County juvenile jail and armed robbery is now charged with a killing in St. Louis.

Central Visual Performing Arts and Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience will close Monday and Tuesday.

“This is us holding them accountable,” one demonstrator said. “You have a moral obligation regardless of where you live.”

Jay Nixon, Missouri’s ex-governor, created the Taum Sauk Fund to help communities recover from the disaster. It hasn’t worked out the way he planned.