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A woman died this past weekend three days after a crash near downtown St. Louis.

Brad Evans, 33, is charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of his older brother, Kenneth Evans, 36.

A University City man accused of killing a woman and claiming she died by suicide was convicted of threatening to do the same thing to another woman a year prior, court records show.

A man was shot and killed Monday morning in downtown St. Louis.

Students in second through fifth grades can enter an accelerated program starting in the fall.

Walmart has all the money in the world, and then some. Casey White is a woman of many firmly held opinions. It was a fair fight.

Rep. Chris Sander and LGBTQ advocates have decried the committee’s censure resolution as homophobic and hateful.

City administrator says it’s “undetermined” whether its insurance policy will cover the $509,000 a judge ordered it to pay in its loss in circuit court.

Among other provisions, the bill also would allow government agencies to charge citizens for time spent redacting information from public records.

For the third time in four months, adult hits station WARH (106.5 FM) has grabbed the No. 1 spot in Nielsen ratings for the St. Louis metropolitan market.

Nonprofit won’t say how many people it has served. Its board chairman says it “does absolutely nothing for our neighborhood.”

In 2009, more than 40 states had some type of film incentive program, but cut back because of abuse and other issues.

Bush’s office reported Sunday that Bush has married Cortney Merritts — a security specialist who was paid more than $62,000 in 2022 by Bush's campaign in 2022.

Centene Corp. expects to lose millions of Medicaid customers when state governments resume reviewing recipients' eligibility in April after a three-year hiatus, setting off a period of rebalancing for health insurers.

Police said a man with an AK-47-style weapon shot a Dupo officer when the officer showed up to confront him.

A Black former Rockwood School District administrator who resigned amid a wave of harassment and threats from parents and the public is suing the district for discrimination, saying officials there failed to respond until white employees also asked for help,…

Former public defender wants Missouri to follow Maryland's model, and have judges appoint private attorneys for initial criminal hearings.

We talk to six St. Louisans to see just who is (or is no longer) using public transportation.

The versatile forward becomes the fifth Blues player traded in the past 2 1/2 weeks.

One person died in a fire Saturday night at an apartment building in the Greater Ville neighborhood, according to the St. Louis Fire Department.