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Two tornadoes in southern Missouri and Illinois had peak wind speeds of 150 mph, according to the National Weather Service.

Some residents complained that the first map, released Monday by the board, lacked enough detail.

Officials say the fire did not hinder state operations.

The UAW says 55% of workers voted to reject the contract offer.

A handful of issues were up for a vote in the region; one proposal, in Bella Villa, ended in a tie, and may come down a sole absentee vote.

Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.

The six-month contract would take effect Nov. 15 and last through May 15 for a total cost of $121,505.

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Jurors heard starkly different portrayals of Kyle Rittenhouse — instigator or victim — in opening statements at his trial Tuesday on charges of shooting three people on the streets of Kenosha during a turbulent protest against…

Real games are less than a week away and area teams are eager to answer key questions.

Veteran forward is the fourth Blue to test positive for COVID in the first three weeks of the season; Saad is expected to return to the lineup on Wednesday

The decision could clear the way for a new establishment to take its place on Washington Avenue.

Current population by ward varies from 11,903 in Ward 4 to 13,417 in Ward 2.

An EPA spokesman said a child was taken to a suburban St. Louis hospital with elevated levels of mercury in his blood last week.

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The Illinois Department of Transportation will host a virtual meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday to share details and take comments on the project.

Aldermanic President Lewis Reed has said he hopes to maintain an equitable racial balance on the board.

Several Missouri cities, including Olivette, Maryland Heights and Rock Hill, argue law is too vague and limits freedom of speech.

Wesley Kimble brought a 15-year-old he'd met online back to his apartment in 2019, prosecutors said.

Glenda Seim had been repeatedly warned over the years that she was involved in scams.

Hawley said the same masculine qualities being vilified ‘have long been regarded as vital to self-government.’