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The $7.5 million settlement would end a yearslong legal fight over whether Washington University mismanaged its employee retirement accounts.

“These were the same storms that caused damage across the river in Missouri,” they told the president.

Gov. Mike Parson wanted lawmakers to return Sept. 6. Republican leaders postponed the special session until Sept. 14.

The crimes happened before dawn at two stores 45 miles apart.

City leaders will consider Wednesday which parts of the planned "destination" playground to fund.

Two men were shot about 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 9700 block of Portage Drive.

At least 32 states that already have enacted some type of tax cut or rebate this year.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The suit is the first civil case against David Smock, who was charged late last year with more than a dozen counts of child sex crimes.

On Wednesday, the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office said positive identification has been made now of Randy Moore, 13, and Chase Curry, 9.

Review the events of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022.

The ruling was expected based on a three-person disciplinary panel’s recommendation in May.

The Callaway County solar project would be near New Bloomfield.

The Federal Highway Administration is giving MoDOT $11.9 million to help cover costs of repairing roads and bridges after 2019 flooding.

Planned Parenthood is pushing Illinois to allow nurse practitioners and other qualified health care workers to perform abortions.

The St. Louis Public Library is adding 8,000 hotspots and 1,500 Chromebooks for city patrons who don't have internet or computer access at home.

Through its partnership with CuriMeta, Washington University said it plans to research cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurodegenerative diseases and other neurological conditions, rare diseases and childhood illnesses.

Wendell Davis, who was shot by city police in 2017 and paralyzed, in a lawsuit filed this week says the shooting was unjustified.

The news marked the latest turn in a whirlwind month for Pinner and the party she shocked when she beat its favored candidate earlier this month.

Some of the changes to city elections are the result of a new state law.