Family Dollar issued a voluntary recall affecting items purchased from hundreds of stores in several states, including Missouri.
Fifty years ago, Minnie Liddell was one of several parents to file suit against St. Louis schools, leading to the largest and longest-running voluntary busing program in the country. The Post-Dispatch wrote a profile of her in 1998.
By Dale Singer St. Louis Post-Dispatch
βI was trying to slow down the process,β the carrier said in an interview Friday. βTrying to keep them calm.β
By Kim Bell St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Infant formula maker Abbott is recalling certain lots of Similac, Alimentum and EleCare with expiration dates of April 1 or later.
From staff and wire reports
The power utility said it was aided by both higher sales of electricity as the economy rebounded, and by new electric rates.
By Bryce Gray St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Battle of the Bulge veteran recalls horrors and lessons of war
The date for resuming service has yet to be determined; a Federal Transit Administration official wants that to happen in June.
By Mark Schlinkmann St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he will ask the state's high court to weigh in on statewide masking and other COVID-19 mitigation measures at schools.
By Karen Ann Cullotta Chicago Tribune
A co-defendant, Tavon Gray, was sentenced to prison in 2019 in the shooting death of John Kimble.
By Joel Currier St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Candace Yancey said her french bulldog CJ was dog napped from outside her apartment complex.
By Erin Heffernan St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Thomas Clement was convicted of murder in the July 2019 shooting death of 31-year-old Larry "Peanut" Neal Jr.
By Joel Currier St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The state of Missouri will get 60% of the settlement money; the remainder will go directly to cities and other municipalities.
By Summer Ballentine Associated Press
Darrell J. Fisher III is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of armed criminal action.
By Joel Currier St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Police said they don't where know the boys were shot because detectives were given conflicting accounts from witnesses and one victim.
By Kim Bell St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Robert Smith's lawyers claimed prosecutors foreclosed defendant's self-defense claim.
By Joel Currier St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The state is taking an average of 70 days to process typical applications β longer than the 45 days allowed by federal law.
By Bram Sable-Smith and Phil Galewitz Kaiser Health News
The man was walking in the westbound lane of Missouri Highway F in pursuit of his dog Wednesday night when he was struck, authorities said.
Dr. Katharine Caldwell says the transplant team refused to give up when their plane was grounded.
By Michele Munz St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Aldermanic panel endorses bill, 10-1, over objections of activist groups who complained about $5.8 million assigned to the police department.
By Mark Schlinkmann St. Louis Post-Dispatch
As a winter storm hit the area, temporary homeless shelters cropped up in St. Louis to help those in need.
By Annika Merrilees St. Louis Post-Dispatch