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Federal prosecutors say a woman accused of embezzling $164,000 from a local company spent nearly six years in Scotland avoiding extradition.

Anthony Anderson has withdrawn his candidacy for St. Louis sheriff, setting up a 2-way Democratic primary race between incumbent Vernon Betts and challenger Alfred Montgomery.

Missouri’s professional sports teams are behind an effort to collect enough signatures for a November ballot question asking voters to place legal sports wagering in the state constitution.

Thomas Kinworthy Jr. is facing nine charges, including first-degree murder, after he barricaded himself inside a Tower Grove South home on Aug. 29, 2020 and shot at two St. Louis police officers, killing one of them.

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Mayor addressed peaceful Wednesday protest as she prepared to depart for trade mission on first flight to Montreal.

Washington University has plans to transform the historic Goodwill Building into office and lab space in St. Louis' Cortex innovation district.

Comcast said it will credit customers' bills for the gap in coverage.

The House Ethics Committee meets again Monday afternoon

Aeril Richard, 20, was a passenger in the car that hit a light pole, stop sign, fire hydrant and a building on North Broadway.

Lawmakers are required to have the spending plan for the fiscal year beginning July 1 completed by May 10.

Dezmon Ross, 28, died at a hospital after being shot in the 200 block of North 15th Street.

Political fallout from a draft ethics committee report could linger as the term-limited house speaker seeks the Republican nomination for secretary of state.

Candidate forum Thursday could be without incumbent U.S. Rep. Cori Bush and top challenger Wesley Bell. They and Maria Chappelle-Nadal face off in Aug. 6 primary.

Former St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson was among four appointees from the region to land positions on high-profile state commissions.

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About 300 protesters shut down Grand Boulevard for almost an hour Wednesday evening in protest of the war in Gaza.

The complaint, filed by a lawyer for the district, claims Attorney General Andrew Bailey violated state rules when he initiated a “frivolous” investigation into the district based on inaccurate claims.

Thomas Kinworthy, who shot and killed a St. Louis police officer faked symptoms of severe mental illness in an attempt to be found not guilty at trial, a state psychologist said on Wednesday.

Five members of the GOP group stalled action in the Senate for 41 hours before giving in early Thursday morning.