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The union believes the wages Ascension proposed for the Lewiston, New York, nursing home are not on par with other facilities in the area.

Alderman Joe Vaccaro faces criticism for his behavior during traffic stop.

The owner of the Plaza in Clayton plans to add amenities as it aims to woo more tenants.

A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of City Justice Center detainees who attorneys say have been subjected to “violent and systemic” abuse.

James Cody, of the 4000 block of N. 22nd St., is charged with one count of first degree murder and one count of armed criminal action

Listen Live Entertainment will pay Logic Systems and Lighting to end a lawsuit that claimed breach of contract over the canceled 2018 festival.

Attorney General Eric Schmitt is in the midst of a hotly contested election for U.S. Senate.

The two-alarm fire started as a grease fire about 11:15 p.m. in the kitchen of an apartment in the 7100 block of Murdoch Avenue.

Dark chocolate panned peanuts were accidentally packaged in dark chocolate espresso bean tubs and could pose an allergy risk.

Three bustling 'burbs made the top 20 U.S. list, with Richmond Heights ranking highest at No. 8. Also making the top 20 in U.S. were Clayton and Brentwood

Tickets for Sebastian Maniscalco's second show on June 23 go on sale March 18.

Larenta "Ammo" Jones was present when Ladareace Pool was fatally shot during a drug robbery in 2017.

The congresswoman invited high school students to participate in continued discussions with her and to make policy suggestions.

Authorities identified the victim as 17-year-old Samantha Washington of the 4000 block of Geraldine Avenue.

The woman showed up on her own at a hospital after the 5 a.m. shooting.

The Alzheimer's Association forecasts that the nation will need 1 million more direct care workers in the next six years.

Kayran M. Mullins, 21, was a pedestrian on Highway 364.

About 40% of calls to St. Louis 911 within the last 6 months were put on hold for at least 10 seconds.

Sauget police found a man dead early Sunday in an Oz Night Club parking lot. The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis is seeking the public's help in the case.

The attorney general’s “failure to follow the rules governing these cases suggests that he was only interested in the publicity he generated from filing the suits.”