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Marcus Ursery, now 16, was rejected from a state program for youth offenders charged as adults. His attorney wants to know why.

The council hired Jackson, a certified public accountant, in November to replace Mark Tucker, the auditor ousted by the council after a state audit criticized him for failing to uncover corruption.

Scientists point to emerging evidence from studies in adults that link high-potency THC to an increased risk of experiencing psychosis.

Scott Fitzpatrick, currently the state’s treasurer, has touted a plan to eradicate certain subject material from school districts.

Colby Harris, 20, was charged with murder in at-large warrants.

Three incarcerated people who died had pre-existing medical conditions and another committed suicide, according to Public Safety Director Dan Isom.

The U.S. Chess Championships opened play at the St. Louis Chess Club here on Wednesday afternoon. Players, including 19-year-old Hans Niemann, were greeted by a bevy of beefed-up security measures.

If you’re tempted to support Missouri's push to legalize weed this fall — don’t, say the leaders of the state’s four Catholic dioceses.

The company that developed the app has a contract with the state worth about $11 million.

Reporter Erin Heffernan joins hosts Liz Miller and Beth O'Malley to discuss her recent reporting on the 1990 serial murders of four St. Louis women.

The country music queen gave voice to those who had historically had little control over childbirth and their own sexuality.

Aerie’s Resort will host a ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration for its new ride at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

The Republican governor also signed into law an extension of tax credits for the farming industry.

Lack of rainfall has left river near record low levels in some areas from Missouri south through Louisiana.

A 48-year-old man is charged with leading St. Louis officers on a chase in a stolen ambulance through the southeast part of the city, police said.

The exhibit, produced with the National Geographic Society and the Jane Goodall Institute, opens Friday and runs through April 9.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

It joins Boeing, Caterpillar and Citadel in the corporate exodus from the Windy City.

At issue is the proposed creation of a ‘chief equity officer’ who will assist small operators get microlicenses.