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A professor at Webster University and noted photographer and ceramic artist, Burris has run the club's scholarship program for more than 15 years.

Prosecutor is shocked Timothy Wolf Jr. was paroled early in a 2017 manslaughter case. "Maybe they're way more lenient these days."

The organization has been based in Crossville, Tennessee, since 2003.

Funding, not legal authority, has been the real issue preventing a stronger response from City Hall when owners fail to maintain historic properties.

Investigators looking for a cause are leaning toward accidental, police say.

Gov. Mike Parson wants lawmakers to act by Feb. 1.

The U.S. says Ameren could act more quickly to close the plant. The utility says the move "is not a simple matter.”

St. Louis homicides fell to 195 in 2021 from 263 in 2020, while St. Louis County police investigated about a 28% increase.

Only two — California and Louisiana — have added COVID-19 vaccines to the list of immunizations mandated for schoolchildren.

Twin-engine aircraft took off from Spirit of St. Louis airport on Saturday evening.

Sheri Bartold of St. Paul was charged in St. Charles County Circuit Court with felony stealing of more than $25,000.

More than 1,200 patients were hospitalized with COVID-19, the most in the 22 months of the pandemic.

Former Lincoln Project director works with ex-McCaskill campaign aide on new Super PAC.

The store at 2201 Michigan Avenue is scheduled to reopen Tuesday morning.

Keith E. Canter, 62, veered into oncoming traffic Saturday afternoon, according to officials.

The homeowners, who both have degrees in architecture, turned a master bedroom and dining room into an open kitchen area.

The welcome mat is still on display in front of The Dome. The league would be wise to restructure based off the success it found in St. Louis.

‘Mike’s Unforgettable St. Louis History’ focuses on bite-size chunks about interesting people, places, and odds and ends.

Some properties were left off the rolls entirely, as if they didn’t exist. Others were charged properly for years and then lucked into a discount.

St. Louis County problem properties unit is again at center of controversy.