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An amendment approved by the Board of Aldermen on Monday would allow operators to obtain waivers if local electric utility Ameren can't supply enough green energy to meet the requirements.

Prosecutors will not file charges against an Illinois State Police trooper who shot and killed a woman in January.

Legislation from Josh Hawley and Dick Durbin want online child-abuse victims to be able to sue companies that host sexual material on their websites.

AirNow recommends that people in the sensitive groups take frequent breaks during outdoor activity and monitor themselves for shortness of breath.

Developer Robert Mangelsdorf has been locked in a months-long tug-of-war with the St. Charles City Council over whether a historic warehouse on the American Car Foundry property can be demolished.

“This is news to me,” Yolonda Yancie said.

U.S. Rep. Mike Bost, a Murphysboro Republican, said U.S. Department of Transportation has freed up more than $13 million to upgrade facilities in the region

Claiming they are "censoring free speech," Schmitt said small number of companies control how most Americans accesses information by deciding what people see

Republicans who control Jefferson City want to make it harder for Missouri citizens to engage in direct democracy

The man was the driver of an SUV that stopped on the interstate and was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer.

The road rage shooting was before 11 p.m. Saturday near South Broadway and Walnut Street.

Dolan received a hero’s welcome at a Mass commemorating the 50th anniversary of his ordination at Holy Infant Catholic Church in Ballwin.

The Kirkwood City Council approved another $500,000 last week, for security systems, for the new public works building on Leffingwell Drive.

A preservationist group is offering to help St. Louis Public Schools as the district prepares to shutter 20 buildings.

The plan would push data centers to bankroll the build-out of renewable energy in the region. Industry says it'll kill their projects.

Along with prominent Republicans, the St. Louis Police Officers Association is backing Amendment 4 to curtail citizen-led constitutional amendments.

Headlines from the July 20, 1926, front page include: Aloe attacks Foristel and collector Koeln.

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In St. Louis County, officials have logged 32 cyclosporiasis cases since the end of June.

A teenager died early Sunday after being hit by a motorcycle while walking across Interstate 64 in St. Charles County. The accident also left the motorcycle driver with serious injuries.