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A civil liberties group is concerned that state Sen. Terri Bryant is encouraging prison workers to circumvent the state’s sanctuary law.

Police said the victim's truck left McRee Avenue and collided with an SUV, then struck a building.

The St. Louis personnel director is asking the public for help covering her legal bills.

Lewis Lowry III, an executive with a transit system in Des Moines, has been hired to oversee Metro's paratransit van service.

The lawsuit, filed by Forsythe Associates, says James and Debbi Gorczyca secretly changed the terms of the loan agreements through bankruptcy court filings to skirt their responsibility to repay it.

Vashon alumni and fans said they were shocked by the decision that will keep siblings, students and college scouts out of the gym.

St. Louis' mayor is walking on thin ice.

Scharf ran unsuccessfully for Missouri attorney general in 2024, losing to incumbent Andrew Bailey.

Limbaugh, 97, of Cape Girardeau, was a U.S. District Judge in St. Louis from 1983-2008. He is the uncle of Rush Limbaugh, the late conservative radio commentator.

The proposed legislation, supported by utility companies, would allow gas, water and sewer companies to base their rate requests to the Public Service Commission on projected expenses rather than historical costs.

Known for its low prices and simple selections, the grocery chain’s latest location will be at 9175 Olive Crossing.

An identical bill to block Missouri’s social services agency from taking Social Security benefits garnered bipartisan support last year but died thanks to Senate gridlock.

Torch Electronics and its allies have successfully blocked previous attempts to regulate the machines. But Illinois companies are urging Missouri to act.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Just like Frankie’s ligament, I was also torn. I didn’t want to subject him to an unnecessary surgery, a recovery that required weeks of inactivity and cost thousands of dollars.

The Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee voted to cut downtown's share to $60 million from the $74 million allocated in a compromise plan.

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Virginia Gassaway (nee Monaco) passed away peacefully on January 13, 2025, with her husband and daughter by her side. She was born on October 15, 1948, the second child of the late Edward Monaco of St. Louis, MO, and the…

Robert Luke “Bob” Pursley, 80, died Jan. 17, 2025, in St. Louis. Born Nov. 12, 1944, to Luke and Edna (Koeshe) Pursley in St. Louis, Bob was a lifelong South-sider and a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.…

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