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Laron Steward, 53, was shot in the head inside a parked vehicle in the 5000 block of Claxton Avenue.

After 20 years at St. Ambrose parish on The Hill, he spent more than four decades as pastor of St. Roch in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood.

Police on Wednesday said the St. Louis medical examiner's office ruled Finocchiaro's death a homicide.

She spent a good chunk of her second annual address blasting GOP officials on a raft of culture war issues like abortion, transgender rights and gun policy.

The spending plan is due on Gov. Mike Parson's desk by May 5.

Diego Gigliani, an executive with the parent company of English power Manchester City, will become president and GM of the team

We turn the clock back to April of 1993 and present excerpts of the original reviews from Joe Pollack.

The St. Clair County state's attorney filed the charges Monday.

The victim's name has not been released.

Torch Electronics and Warrenton Oil have donated to committees that have made campaign contributions to a PAC backing Andrew Bailey.

A bill before the County Council creates a new definition for “smoking lounges,” which would be eligible for smoking exceptions. But businesses that allow marijuana smoking aren’t included.

The St. Louis prosecutor might be using good legal strategy to avoid responsibility. But it once again highlights her failure of leadership.

Roland McKinney pleaded guilty Monday to drug trafficking after prosecutors agreed to drop multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

Asia Ladd is charged in the March 11, 2023 killing of Aaron Harris.

Thomas Shultz, of Chesterfield, pleaded guilty in the hazing that left a Mizzou freshman blind, unable to speak or walk.

U.S. Rep. Jason Smith stopped in southeast Missouri portion of his district to hear from businesses about difficulties dealing with federal government.

Bush’s bill serves as companion to legislation proposed in February by U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley. Both bills call for testing all Hazelwood school properties.

Mike Perry, a longtime construction industry executive, will retire May 1

Measure would ban the distribution, delivery and sale of a “drug masking product” — making the offense a class A misdemeanor.