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St. Louis alderman quits, citing concern over what she says are confusing conflict-of-interest rules recently approved by city voters.

Brandon Howard, 31, was charged Thursday with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and two counts of armed criminal action.

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A crew of farmworkers claimed they were sprayed with pesticides. What should have been a “rapid response” was a “big mess.”

Prosecutors say witnesses refused to cooperate; defense lawyer says his client is innocent.

The aldermen began meeting via videoconference in April 2020, after the city issued a stay-at-home order barring nonessential activities.

Shabria Furlow, 23, of Bridgeton, was shot to death Jan. 11, by an acquaintance from Arkansas.

Valerie Andrews of St. Charles says SNAP benefits that she and her husband rely on fell from $430 a month to $219 when Missouri ended the extra payments.

P-D Redbird writer Rick Hummel will receive the Greg Marecek Memorial Award from the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame, which will induct sportscaster Frank Cusumano.

Darrell Ray Sanders was taken into custody Wednesday in Kirkwood.

The man died in the 5900 block of Alpha Avenue.

The board also shifts $7.6 million in a separate bill to several north St. Louis street projects from three central-corridor bridge replacement efforts.

From 1947 to 1956, the span of Robinson’s career in the NL, the Cardinals did not keep pace, did not win a pennant all while Robinson's teams won six.

The GOP-led House forced votes on topics sure to come up on the campaign trail this summer.

A symphony spokesperson said it believes the information it compiled "would be useful to any advocacy group considering doing so."

Messenger: From Emily Hernandez to Kimberly M. Gardner, views on punishment depend on how one sees justice.

Pollack, 76, spent almost 30 years writing about the STL dining environment for numerous publications, and wrote two books about local landmark restaurants.

Prosecutors on Thursday refused to file first-degree murder charges against an 18-year-old man in connection to a St. Louis man’s death in November.

Police on Thursday released the name of a woman whose body was found wrapped in linens last week in north St. Louis.

The daughter of a man who died in a road rage incident is suing Joshua O'Keefe, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter, and O'Keefe's wife.