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A hacking group stole confidential data from the St. Louis area's transportation agency in a cyberattack earlier this month and is threatening to publish it if not paid a ransom.

“By getting your annual flu shot, you not only reduce the risk of falling ill with the flu but also reduce the potential burden on healthcare facilities, allowing them to better handle ongoing health challenges,” St. Louis County health officials…

Nonprofit developer Justine Petersen says the Stamping Company buildings are now just brick walls, and pose a hazard to the public.

Protesters decry the church's movie choices at the Delmar Loop theater that was known for LGBTQ+ inclusion.

Northbound/eastbound I-55/70 between I-64 and I-255 will close from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday for bridge repairs.

Geyer Road over I-44 will shut down at 9 p.m. Friday and will reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

Future bridge-builder won a contract to construct seven burly gunboats from a novel design.

The $60 million plan, including the addition of a third baggage carousel, would be funded by a bond issue to be paid off by Southwest Airlines.

Gaming tax revenue grew more than 5% to $1.99 billion in the fiscal year that ended in June, according to a report from the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability.

About 50 people signed up to speak at the meeting, most in a protest organized by charter school supporters.

The crash was about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday at South 14th Street and Clark Avenue.

Gross sued St. Louis last year over its delays producing records from the St. Louis Justice Center, the downtown city jail.

The Florida-based Hoffmann Family of Cos. has listed its Emmaus Homes campus in rural Marthasville for sale for just under $1 million.

About 350 people attended the music festival last year, and that number is expected to double when the event returns Oct. 14 at the Big Top.

A new Imo’s Pizza merchandise line in collaboration with locally based apparel company Series Six is set to drop this week.

Springfield businessman Mike Hamra on Tuesday formed a campaign committee with the Missouri Ethics Commission to run as a Democrat for governor in 2024.

A new kind of Costco is coming to St. Louis this month. The retailer is set to launch it’s newest Costco Business Center in St. John on Oct. 24.

The Rate Commission has dialed back past proposals but this time will let consumers take a bigger brunt of rate increase.

Amid continued public calls for reforms and oversight at St. Charles County libraries, the County Council on Tuesday approved the appointment of a new library board trustee.

Dean Plocher is seeking the GOP nomination along with Sen. Holly Rehder of Sikeston and Franklin County Clerk Tim Baker.