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Missouri Supreme Court will settle dispute over southeast Missouri's judge's authority.
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Democrats split on state takeover of St. Louis Police Department
Final passage by the House is expected Thursday. The Senate has yet to act.
Man shot dead in Washington Park
A man was shot and killed around around 8 a.m. Thursday in Washington Park.
Man fatally shot outside former Canfield Green apartment complex in Ferguson
He was found about 8 p.m. in vegetation alongside an apartment building in the 2900 block of Coppercreek Road.
Bates and Morganford not the only intersection where traffic light faced the wrong way
Other intersections have similar issue. One resident wonders if it’s an equipment problem.
Senate votes to further ease Missouri gun laws amid focus on crime
The measure was given preliminary approval on a 21-8 vote.
Holleman: Missouri gains clout in Congress as Jason Smith takes over Ways and Means
Smith represents southeast Missouri, including some area counties, in the House of Representatives. The Salem native is first state lawmaker to head powerful committee since 1859.
St. Louis mayor OKs more than $40 million to reshape streets, slow down speeders
The bill specifically targets major thoroughfares such as Kingshighway, Grand and Jefferson Avenue, as well as the city's most dangerous intersections.
Vehicle flips several times in deadly crash in Grand Center neighborhood of St. Louis
The crash was reported just after midnight Wednesday at Vandeventer and Washington avenues.
Dogtown’s Pat Connolly Tavern will be sold out of the Connolly family
The 80-year-old tavern is known for its neon Budweiser sign, its fried chicken and its annual St. Patrick's Day celebration.
Development of former Pruitt-Igoe site, near St. Louis’ new NGA campus, advances
Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration says it’s ready to move forward with plans for an office building and hotel.
No T-ravs before you seesaw: what to eat at Alamo Drafthouse, Puttshack, Armory STL
Alamo Drafthouse, Puttshack and Armory STL blur the line between entertainment venue and restaurant. Here's what piqued our critic's interest.
Police ID man killed in Bevo Mill crash
Police on Wednesday released the name of the man who was killed in two-car crash Saturday afternoon in St. Louis’ Bevo Mill neighborhood.
Missing Troy man found in home's closet after 7 months died by suicide, coroner says
A 53-year-old man missing for seven months and then found a storage closet of his home died by suicide, the Madison County coroner said Wednesday.
Man to be executed in June for killing 2 Missouri jailers
Michael Andrew Tisius, 42, is scheduled to die by lethal injection on June 6.
Missouri should refund $34 million in Medicaid payments, federal agency says
The suggestion will be reviewed by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which will make the final decision about what actions the state must take and whether it must make any refunds.
Son recently hired to work with father was among victims in St. Louis hit-and-run crash
Richard Boyd Jr., 19, of St. Louis was a Carnahan High School graduate, a voter registration organizer and a recent hire to a union construction crew alongside his father Richard Boyd Sr. The father and son shared a birthday.
‘More than soccer’: St. Louis businesses see CityPark luring more people, money downtown
St. Louis City SC officials said they want CityPark and the excitement around the new soccer team to be catalysts for change: lure development, generate civic pride and, hopefully, usher in a new era for St. Louis.
Six Flags St. Louis announces new Rookie Racer, a steel roller coaster shorter guests can ride
The Rookie Racer will debut this summer, and can accompany riders as short as 36 inches tall.
Teenage girl shot in chest in Hanley Hills home sprayed by gunfire
Police said the 15-year-old girl is hospitalized and expected to survive.