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They were discovered before 8:30 a.m. in the 3700 block of Lincoln Avenue.

Cardinals players will be in camp Friday, first official workout Monday, and opening day is April 7 at Busch Stadium. There will be a DH in the lineup.

The truck lost control on eastbound Interstate 44, on the entrance ramp to the Poplar Street Bridge, and toppled onto South Second Street about 4 a.m.

A fatal shooting happened Thursday night near Interstate 70 and Union Boulevard in St. Louis.

Steep gas prices in the St. Louis area are hitting some residents, businesses and customers in the pocketbook.

Precision Vehicle Holding has dropped a controversial project at a Maryland Heights site.

With a decade-old charter amendment cutting the number of the city’s wards in half set to take effect next spring, aldermen are considering a plan to let each of the remaining 14 members hire two staff members to handle an…

The county executive says the appointments are an issue now because it’s an election year.

Tourism officials believe hosting five to six World Cup matches could draw tens of thousands of spectators, providing a windfall of more than $600 million.

Seventeen aldermen wrote to the chief to say they are troubled about Alderman Joe Vaccaro claims about a police officer who pulled him over last month.

St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed said final regulations on federal funds clearly allow business grants to distressed areas of north St. Louis.

Jonathan "Matt" Wells, 39, had amassed an "alarming" collection of child pornography, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors say the former principal, Cornelius Green, used money stolen from his school to pay his friend to kill Joceyln Peters, a teacher, in 2016.

The Edwardsville Community Foundation is taking applications this month through its disaster relief fund.

Ladue-based Strategic Advisors will invest in apartment developments just outside major metro areas in the Midwest.

The Jewish Federation of St. Louis has raised $525,000 to support Jews staying put in Ukraine and those on the move.

A St. Louis County jury has convicted a 40-year-old Clayton man of sodomizing young girls who were related to his then-wife.

In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Planned Parenthood said Missouri officials' attempt to stop reimbursing the group for some medical procedures is unconstitutional and illegal.

Messenger: Remembering his family's past to connect with refugees seeking a new home.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee voted Thursday to resume in-person meetings.