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Average wait times for Missouri Medicaid applicants fell in September below the federally allowed maximum for the first time in nearly a year. According to Missouri’s Department of Social Services’ …

St. Louis County investigators have identified a 17-year-old who died early Saturday morning in a crash in Sappington.

The two schools were originally supposed to move to virtual learning for Monday's classes.

Shrewsbury police said the man broke windows at the McDonald's and H&R Block on Watson Road, but nothing was stolen.

Thousands of trick-or-treaters will soon dress up around the St. Louis region and go door-to-door looking to score some tasty treats. But they might need to earn it with their sense of humor.

The grand reopening is Nov. 2. The gallery uses dozens of voices of survivors who eventually settled in St. Louis.

Legalization of recreational marijuana for adults will likely promote increased use by adolescents, some health experts warn. But Amendment 3 supporters say the measure includes safeguards.

The crash happened at 1:20 a.m. Saturday morning. The car contained six people and the driver was not injured.

The deadly crash occurred at about 1:20 a.m. Saturday near the intersection of Gravois Road and Cinnabar Drive.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is a simple anonymous comment about the attacks on libraries from big publishers: It’s depressing to know libraries could not exist if they were invented today because of greedy publishers. In second place, it’s Strawb responding to a commenter complaining about our praise of Vijaya […]

Six people tell the Post-Dispatch the story of Monday's school shooting in south St. Louis: How they survived, what they saw, and what happened next.

With hospitals already seeing an uptick of RSV cases nationwide, and with the flu and COVID still infecting people, many are worried we could face a challenging few weeks, especially for children.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the stomach, and a 16-year-old boy was shot in the ankle.

CHICAGO – Powerball fever is sweeping Illinois as the jackpot climbs to a mind-blowing $1 billion for Monday night’s drawing. To celebrate the historic jackpot, the Illinois Lottery is hosting a ‘Halloween Ticket Grab Challenge’, hoping to turn the spookiest day of the year to the luckiest for some players. This Halloween, the Illinois Lottery is giving players a chance to scoop up over 1,000 free Powerball tickets at one of the top 10 ‘winningest’ Powerball stores in Illinois. Players can show off their Halloween spirit and join in on the fun at Lucky Mart, located at 2900 W. 87th St. in Chicago from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm on Monday, October 31. Lucky Mart has sold the most winning Powerball tickets in Illinois so far this year. For the Halloween Ticket Grab Challenge, the Illinois Lottery is setting up a money machine full of Powerball tickets, ready to be scooped up by excited players. Once inside the money machine, players have a few seconds

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