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City Academy may be the first school in the St. Louis region to apply near-indestructible window protection.

A transformation is underway in North Saint Louis.

The jury deliberated for about three hours after hearing closing arguments earlier Thursday.

Police say three men from Georgia were able to steal thousands of dollars from slot machines at two local bars using their phones. 

Washington University is seeking contractors for its $26 million expansion of a prominent historic building near the Cortex Innovation District that will create a new business incubator.

A Texas company’s Illinois expansion with a new $54 million, 100% solar-powered manufacturing site near the St. Louis region is under construction by a Metro East contractor.

Supporters needed to collect roughly 180,000 voter signatures to get sports betting on the ballot. The campaign says it gathered more than 340,000.

The St. Louis Police Department responded to a scene at North 11th Street around 5:45 p.m. following reports of a homicide involving a 60-year-old black male found in the middle of the street with multiple bullet wounds.

Clarksville Mayor Jo Anne Smiley says many local businesses closed after 10 floods since 2008.

A coalition of Missouri professional sports franchises submitted more than 340,000 petition signatures to the secretary of state’s office Thursday morning to try to put the legalization of sports gambling on the November ballot. The teams, which established a committee called Winning for Missouri Education, have turned to the initiative petition process after years of […]

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Starting this week through May 10, select families who've experienced chronic bus absenteeism throughout the school year will qualify for a $75 gas card.

Republican state senators facing a federal defamation lawsuit over social media posts incorrectly identifying a Kansas man as the shooter at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade will be represented by the Missouri attorney general’s office.  Jeremiah Morgan, a deputy attorney general, is listed in court documents as the attorney for state Sen. Rick Brattin, who […]

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More than 1,500 students, alumni and faculty members at Washington University have signed letters condemning the school's response to a protest Saturday that ended with more than 100 arrests.