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State Rep. Raychel Proudie, D-Ferguson, takes to Twitter to lambast Page PAC’s $10,000 donation to PAC run by federal indictee Tony Weaver’s daughter-in-law.

New hires for Holland Construction Services, Vidzu Media, Maryville University

Todd Waelterman, a veteran city employee, started running the city’s trash-collecting operation for Mayor Tishaura O. Jones a little over a year ago.

The County Council will meet Saturday to begin narrowing the requests to spend federal pandemic aid dollars.

Vice president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 788 said Metro bus drivers were outraged when they got a contract offer Wednesday night.

The companies were ordered to pay Missouri peach farmer Bill Bader, who said dicamba, a herbicide they produced, drifted onto his orchard and harmed his crops.

Isaac Heath said "that felt good" when he stopped swinging the bat, killing neighbor Eileen Benson Schnitker, according to court records.

The National Press Club called Gov. Mike Parsons reaction “a particularly egregious example” of an attack on the free press.

Her inauguration comes just a week after the U.S. Supreme Court welcomed its first Black woman, Ketanji Brown Jackson.

The workers are the second group in Missouri’s cannabis industry to vote to form a union.

Demario Smith was home for the summer after his freshman year at Morehouse College in Atlanta, his mother said.

The Senate candidate's campaign manager sharply criticizes two others in the GOP primary contest.

Podcast hosts Liz Miller and Beth O'Malley pull double duty as the guests, explaining their roles as digital editors for the newsroom.

Franchise owners say the emotional intelligence training has helped reduce the employee turnover rate.

Tadero Taylor Sr., 60, was found shot in a hallway of a residence just after midnight Thursday.

The boy told police he was at a playground in the 1400 block of Rutger Street just before 11 p.m. when someone fired shots at him.

James Bullard, countering fears of a recession, insists the economy is actually expanding.

Schlafly Beer and WellBeing Brewing Co. announced Thursday that they are joining forces for the purposes of production and distribution.

A Kentucky woman who was the victim of a child pornography scheme involving a sham marriage is now suing the former St. Louis County doctor convicted of distributing pornographic images of her when she was 16.

A group of Illinois State Police and East St. Louis police were out in force on a recent night as part of an effort to curb violent crime.