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‘While this is a huge concern ... we have no other options but to follow the orders of the Missouri Attorney General at this time,’ they said.

The move was revealed during a hearing in a suit involving state Attorney General Eric Schmitt, who had sued to block an earlier mask order.

Elizabeth Dembo admitted fraudulently obtaining prescriptions for amphetamines, oxycodone and an anti-anxiety drug on at least 10 occasions.

The upcoming rate increases will take effect on Feb. 28, and raise Ameren's yearly revenue by $220 million.

Illinois Department of Transportation crews will make needed bridge deck repairs from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.

Carmain Milton was already facing state charges in two carjackings, including one that killed Chen-Hsyong Yang, 72, of Brentwood.

Gerard Craft's Taste by Niche closed in October, but critic Ian Froeb remembers its evolution and effect on St. Louis dining.

Bring your Tigers football, basketball and recruiting questions, and talk to Dave Matter in a live chat at 11 a.m. Thursday.

Here are Digital Content Editor Liz Miller's five most memorable stories from 2021.

Forward Nathan Walker was called up from Springfield and goalie Jon Gillies was signed to back up Lindgren in net.

Democrats' plan is a reaction to Amazon's low effective tax rate

The dogs were in a yard that had an underground invisible electric fence when they killed Leann Gratzer on Monday.

Catherine Russell, Pedrito Martinez and Alfredo Rodriguez, Denise Thimes, Demarius Hicks, Tonina, Janet Evra, and Kendrick Smith are other new shows on the schedule.

Lee Chairman Mary Junck said Alden Global Capital's $24-per-share offer "grossly undervalues" the business.

A spokeswoman for a group representing local districts said officials are still assessing what the order means.

Proposed charter change is aimed at County Executive Sam Page, who has continued to work part time as anesthesiologist during his ‘free time.’

Enrique was nearly 30 years old. The zoo also announced the death of its adult male Amur tiger, Waldemere.

If the redistricting plan is approved by the board on Friday as expected, it then would go to the mayor for her consideration.

Councilman Mark Harder suggests $30,000 a year; Councilman Ernie Trakas would double that.

Candidates in local elections currently don’t declare a party, but that would change under a plan introduced in the Missouri House.