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The last time Lamar Johnson was a free man, he was 20 years old. After a Circuit Court judge overturned his murder conviction on Tuesday, he left prison for the first time in nearly three decades.

The owner of the crumbling Jamestown Mall site in north St. Louis County will soon begin accepting bids from contractors to demolish it.

Only 1 of 7 of St. Charles' drinking water wells remains in operation following the shutdown Wednesday of a sixth well because of recently-detected contamination.

Several of the projects chosen for grants have already received allocations of state and federal low-income housing tax credits.

Charges have been filed in deaths of at least six toddlers who fatally overdosed on fentanyl in the St. Louis area since 2022.

The St. Louis Development Corp. has for years contemplated a team of place-oriented specialists meant to connect neighborhoods with the agency’s business and development programs.

The bill was expanded to bar gender-affirming care for Missouri prison inmates.

Smart Start Illinois would include $440 million to add preschool seats, raise child care worker salaries and build new facilities

At least three cars were hit by falling concrete recently on I-64, but police have not determined if the incidents are connected.

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland was in St. Louis on Thursday morning to address a national conference of crime-prevention workers.

Debate on the legislation comes as car thefts have surged in the region, causing some victims to use lethal force to stop suspects

Boeing added 900 jobs in the region in 2022, many of them engineers who will be needed as the company shifts to future products.

The St. Louis County Library has added free access to the cooking and recipe files of the New York Times.

The Capitol is in line for more than $500 million in upgrades.

Here’s an introduction to four St. Louis krewes whose members share a love letting the good times — and the good works — roll.

Prosecutors initially filed a charge of involuntary manslaughter against Brett Kress, court documents show.

A St. Louis County teen who fled from police in a stolen car then caused a fatal crash was sentenced to three years of confinement in a juvenile program.

Missouri is among 18 states where emergency allotments already ended.

The 48-year-old was a customer at a Zoom Gulf station on Tucker Boulevard, just north of downtown. He shot the suspected thief, in his 20s, once in the chest, police said. The man ran off, but collapsed and died not…