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Several Missouri cities, including Olivette, Maryland Heights and Rock Hill, argue law is too vague and limits freedom of speech.

Wesley Kimble brought a 15-year-old he'd met online back to his apartment in 2019, prosecutors said.

Glenda Seim had been repeatedly warned over the years that she was involved in scams.

Hawley said the same masculine qualities being vilified ‘have long been regarded as vital to self-government.’

Residents of three other municipalities also will vote on tax propositions.

Lawsuit against Rams, team owner Stan Kroenke and NFL remains scheduled for Jan. 10, 2022, in St. Louis Circuit Court.

Defense lawyers object to a requirement that they tell their clients’ alleged victims of their right to have a support person present when questioned.

Gov. Mike Parson accused the Post-Dispatch of hacking and ordered a criminal probe after the newspaper notified the state of a data vulnerability.

Thousands of illegal slot machines have flooded Missouri gas stations and liquor stores in recent years.

One of the vacancies is the seat of Rep. Tom Hannegan, R-St. Charles, who died last month of a stroke.

The city hopes to establish more 'safe outdoor spaces' that offer resources to the homeless.

The 56-year-old victim suffered contusions and lacerations in the attack that began late Saturday in the 2800 block of at Meramec Street.

LA rock band performs Nov. 7 at the Pageant.

Spokesman for Mayor Jones said the city is 'encouraged' by the total vaccinated so far but 'it is not 100%. We’ve just got more work to do.'

Black Sheep will feature wine, whiskey and Southern-themed brunch in the former Three Monkeys space.

A new survey ranks Pearl City, Hawaii, as the worst food town in America. You have to feel bad for them, even if they are living in paradise.

Governor directs $250 million in state and federal money toward the issue over the next three years.

The funeral and graveside service for the slain Pontoon Beach police officer are private events, but the public can still pay their respects.

Judge Thomas C. Albus ordered the removal of Curtis Faulkner, a Republican, from the county Bipartisan Reapportionment Commission.

A lockout that shortens spring training is one thing. A mangled 2022 season would be a disaster for the game.