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Four area counties are working to finalize an intergovernmental agreement to build and operate a new $50 million, state-funded regional police training center.

A former executive of the Bank of O'Fallon has been indicted for allegedly embezzling nearly $2 million dollars in a fraud scheme.

St. Louis County Municipal Court Director Courtney Whiteside says Prop B took a toll on the men and women simply trying to do their jobs.

Lunch breaks have been around for nearly a century, but are workers in Missouri and Illinois legally required to have them?

"It was crazy. You just don't see deer this deep in the inner city," said one neighbor.

Last year, we discussed Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson’s opposition to a trademark application from retired Hall of Fame QB Troy Aikman for the word and number “Eight.” While these sorts of oppositions don’t traditionally see us caping for them, this case was a bit different. Jackson’s registered trademarks were not merely for the term […]

An unexpected visitor crashed through a window of The Gin Room in south St. Louis Thursday morning.

All three of the incoming board members outperformed School Board President Toni Cousins, who did not win re-election.

A firefighter was lowered into the silo, and the dog was able to elude the firefighter for some time, Capt. Garon Mosby said, before it was eventually captured.

An Endangered Person Advisory was issued; the St. Louis County Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding Charles E. Slate

In a write-in only race for Maplewood’s Ward 1 C Wiley defeated Marie Long by 173 to 90 votes on Tuesday. Wiley posted on their campaign Facebook page (imogees not included here). WE DID IT MAPLEWOOD! I’m beyond honored to share that according to unofficial results, I’ve been elected to represent Ward 1 on Maplewood […]

St. Louis voters have chosen a new direction, electing Cara Spencer as mayor in a decisive victory over incumbent Tishaura Jones.

Like so many, a Villa Ridge family is still struggling to recover following last month’s devastating EF2 tornado that ripped through their community.

Andrew P. Blassie, 69, the executive vice president at the Bank of O'Fallon, wrote bad checks to himself from accounts owned by he and his wife, charging documents allege.

Animal control officers secured the dog, now named "Silo," and took it to receive medical treatment.